The phrase "a congregate" is not correct in standard written English.
The term "congregate" is typically used as a verb meaning to gather or assemble, and it is not commonly used as a noun in this form.
Example: "The group decided to congregate at the park for their weekly meeting."
Alternatives: "a gathering" or "a group".
In a crossover counterbalanced design, 24 subjects (11m, 13f), 61 95 years, received lunch at a congregate meal site.
Day health care means a therapeutic program prescribed by an approved health care provider that provides necessary medical services, rehabilitation, therapeutic activities, socialization, nutrition, and transportation services in a congregate setting.
(1 Adult day health care is a therapeutic outpatient care program that provides medical services, rehabilitation, therapeutic activities, socialization, nutrition and transportation services to disabled veterans in a congregate setting.
"However, if we miss any potential cases and some of them go to a congregate setting with numerous susceptible contacts, we could be in for a long and protracted outbreak".
I know when I got there, and through much of the time I was there, there were only hotels or our congregate facilities, of which we had four, none with private rooms, We developed the concept of a congregate facility that includes private rooms with congregate eating facilities and showering facility and so on.
These findings may guide the development of future weight management interventions in a congregate meal setting.
It's the centrepiece of the mall, a place to congregate, a place of worship in its own rite.
It's the centerpiece of the mall, a place to congregate, a place of worship in its own rite.
That kicked off a debate over whether the community first needed a place to congregate or a safe way to get to a place to congregate.
During the breeding season more than a million may congregate on an island.
At one point, he looked unhappy watching a scene in which a group of men congregate near a bottle, falling into order.
