The phrase "a an introduction" is not correct in written English.
It contains a redundancy with the articles "a" and "an" being used together, which is grammatically incorrect.
Example: "I would like to provide an introduction to the topic we will be discussing today."
Alternatives: "an introduction" or "a brief introduction".
An interdisciplinary stakeholder panel designed the web-based research platform with three components: a) an introduction to shared decision making, b) a web-based patient decision aid, and c) interactive data collection items.
First comes (A) an introduction to the program; (B) a histogram of expectations if one was requested; (C) a series of one-line descriptions of matching database sequences; (D) the actual sequence alignments, and finally the parameters and other statistics gathered during the search.
But Huppenthal's Jan . 2letter says a course taught from the African-American perspective also violates state law by teaching a "An Introduction to Hip Hop Presented by Master Teacher, KRS-One".
But Huppenthal's Jan . 2letter says a course taught from the African-American perspective also violates state law by teaching a "An Introduction to Hip Hop Presented by Master Teacher, KRS-One". The manifesto is published on the rapper's website.
It offers: a) An introduction, rationale and scope for the work, b) Guidance on how to use the tools presenting in the framework, and c) A compendium of tools for monitoring the quality of ECE along with information about each tool and links to those tools available online.
A: A personal introduction is the best way.
The secret to persuading people is to tell an effective story with an engaging introduction and a compelling narrative.
The reward is an excellent introduction to a historic style of wine.
It was pretty unglamorous, and it was certainly an unorthodox introduction to a career in tech.
MOVIES begin with a whisper, a bang, a few words of introduction, a swell of music, an eerie quiet.
