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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a designation which is" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when defining or explaining a specific term or title in a formal context.
Example: "The term 'CEO' is a designation which is commonly used to refer to the highest-ranking executive in a company."
Alternatives: "a title that is" or "a label that is".
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On 5 August the NT government gazette revealed all 23 would become "general reserve" land, a designation which is usually used to protect areas from potential threats but which is open to other applications, including a mineral authority.
The term semiconnected is presented as a designation, which is an obvious derivation of the term semiconductors as used in engineering.
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The party – renamed yet again, simply as Die Linke, a designation which was in itself of course a provocation of the Social Democrats – finally entered a number of western state parliaments which had always remained beyond the reach of the PDS.
This ambiguity is illustrated by the fact that the group was originally referred to as the L. delbrueckii group [ 15], a designation which was questioned when it appeared that the GC content of the L. delbrueckii genome strongly differed from that of the other genomes in the group.
The FDA Promotes Further Zombie-ism If XYZ's candidate is granted a Food and Drug Administration FDAA) "orphan drug" designation, which is given if the candidate would have been a treatment for a condition where no treatment currently exists, the increased attention received from the FDA's designation would cause it to become a full zombie even faster.
According to officials working on the byway, it can take up to seven years to complete the process., MDOT had not yet received an application for the designation, which is now only supposed to run as far north as Ludington, although the initial proposals had the byway continuing to Mackinaw City.
More than a thousand sites around the world have the UNESCO designation, which is awarded on the basis of "outstanding universal value," or O.U.V., in U.N. bureaucratese; it's something between a Michelin star and an Olympic medal, both a marketable touristic imprimatur and a reminder of both the aspirations and the limits of internationalism.
The building's owner has agreed to support the current designation, which is expected to meet with Council approval.
Lobbying by the Two Bridges Neighborhood Council and Bowery Alliance of Neighbors led to the designation, which is largely honorific.
Moody's Investors Service said yesterday that it was considering lowering the company's AAA credit rating, its top designation, which is now given to only nine companies.
The designation, which is certified by the American Nurses Credentialing Center, raises nursing care standards, as well as improves the recruitment and retention of nurses.
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