The phrase "a click at the" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts related to technology or user interfaces, typically referring to an action that occurs with a mouse click.
Example: "You can access the settings menu with a click at the top right corner of the screen."
Alternatives: "a tap on the" or "a press on the".
The most striking phonetic regularity observed is the common occurrence of a click at the boundary between the two units.
Though personalization is a switch that can be turned on or off, it's one of those virtual knobs Twitter users may have twisted in the past – perhaps with a click at the suggestion of a website prompt, or maybe following a random trip into their Twitter Settings – then later forgot existed.
And I felt, like a physical sensation, a click at the nape of my neck as though some interior string connecting my head to my body had been cut".
Performance of the McMurray's test may for instance be with or without valgus/varus stress and interpret as pain solely or with/without a click at the corresponding joint lines.
They have two to eight clicks and then a pause and an added click at the end, kind of like the Canadian 'eh.' We've also noticed that these clans ply the water differently.
Entering text by pen in Microsoft Word using the writing pad tool that is available from a single click at the bottom of the screen seemed a little more consistent.
In an instant I foresaw a decade of excuses, or as the poet Michael Donaghy wrote, "Me, I heard a throaty click at the end of 'wedlock"'wedlock
Skipping through music tracks resulted in a maddening click at the beginning of every track, plus frequent pops and stutters.
She felt what she called a "big click" at the speak-out, and later said she didn't "begin my life as an active feminist" until that day.
To create a sublayer, click at the layer you want and then click on the Create New Sublayer icon.
Toss the treat a little ways and click at the same time.
