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The phrase "a description of three" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a detailed account or explanation of three specific items, concepts, or individuals.
Example: "In this report, I will provide a description of three key strategies that can enhance our marketing efforts."
Alternatives: "an account of three" or "an overview of three".
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In its accounting of that article, the team of reporters investigating Mr. Kelley found that an early draft contained a description of three severed heads rolling down the street "with their eyes still blinking".
Specifically, we first formalize the aim of informed sample selection when a specific sample size reduction is required, and then follow this up by a description of three different approaches which address the said aim.
A description of three of these databases (kinase, GT, and GH) has been reported (Cao et al. 2008; Dardick et al. 2007; Jung et al. 2010; Sharma et al. 2013).
It can be interpreted as a description of three groups of patients, first group is represented by the first phase that contains the weak patients, so the hazard rate of this group is increasing, while the second phase represents the group with strong patients, their bodies have became familiar with the disease and they are getting better.
This paper presents a description of three sub-models included in the current version of CSMHyK: kinetics model, transport model and cold flow model; the product of intense efforts over a decade of hydrate research, involving over 20 students at the Center for Hydrate Research at the Colorado School of Mines.
Joe immediately grasps this concept, as any true sex addict would, launching into a description of three separate lovers, each of whom meets, for her, a singular and separate emotional need -- nurturance, animalistic sexual desire, and affirmation of her existence as a human being.
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Sounds like a description of one of Malevich's paintings.
This is a description of two couples in South Africa.
The New Yorker, January 9 , 1960 P. 26This is a description of two couples in South Africa.
By Nadine Gordimer The New Yorker, January 9 , 1960 P. 26This is a description of two couples in South Africa.
Writer concludes with a description of two men holding up a steel girder while a third man was riveting.
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