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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a bit more user friendly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ease of use or accessibility of a product, service, or interface, suggesting that it could be improved slightly.
Example: "The new software update makes the interface a bit more user friendly, allowing for easier navigation."
Alternatives: "somewhat more accessible" or "a little easier to use".
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Our job was to design the frame to be simpler and a bit more user friendly, and we put our thinking caps on.
If it were a bit more user friendly it would really have the chance to go viral maybe even on a level with that "Too Many Cooks" video.
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New Grove II is more ecumenical, and a bit more user-friendly.
IntelliMover is a bit more user-friendly than PCsync -- it walks you through the entire process and even tells you when to plug in the cable -- but PCsync is more versatile.
With a mere eight episodes per season, each one 52 minutes a pop, hard-hitting French cop series Braquo is a bit more user-friendly than its marathon US rivals.
"There are huge opportunities within the design industries and so on, but many graduates also apply their skills to industries like engineering or healthcare – there are hundreds of examples where design has made product a bit more user-friendly or effective".
By making some simple updates to make their landing pages a bit more user-friendly, they could be winning over even more customers then they are currently.
There's more then enough room that they could have provided a little space between the two and made it a bit more user-friendly.
We will upgrade our computers, our cell phones, and our tablets because we are hoping that the next version is a bit more light-weight and a bit more user-friendly than the last version.
Finally, to make it a bit more user-friendly I would welcome an option to include or exclude positions from the output specifically that were detected as homozygous or heterozygous SNVs.
2. Ramped up in-book search: For public domain and partner books, Google has made the ability to search for a term within a book a little bit more user friendly.
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