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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a concerted device" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a tool or mechanism that is designed or developed through coordinated efforts or collaboration.
Example: "The team developed a concerted device to improve communication between departments."
Alternatives: "a coordinated tool" or "a collaborative mechanism".
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The seven proteins in the Lpt system are believed to constitute a trans-envelope complex spanning the inner to the outer membrane and operating as a concerted device (Fig. 3).
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But the administration argues that the courts interfere with rather than bolster agency oversight and it has undertaken a concerted effort to protect drug and device makers from lawsuits by filing briefs in the Supreme Court and other courts and changing rules to limit companies' liability.
Many corporate clients have switched to the device after Apple made a concerted effort to improve its support for secure business email systems.
When it came to unplugging these devices, they had to make a concerted effort to change their routine.
Lyne added that: "So far there has not been a concerted effort from the attacker community to compromise such devices.
The laptop, codenamed Sputnik, is a concerted effort by Dell to make sure everything on the device works well.
There was a concerted effort to build this from the core of the device, all the way down to the packets transmitted to ensure a good connection.
Promoting the iPad as an educational tool will likely involve not only highlighting the device's past and current success in this area, but also making a concerted, forward-looking sales pitch as well.
But she added, "Devices like these are not a substitute for the automakers to make a concerted effort to improve their fuel economies".
We need a concerted effort.
"This is a concerted effort of manipulation.
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