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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a designations" is not correct in English.
It should be "a designation" or "designations" without the article. You can use "a designation" when referring to a specific title or label assigned to someone or something.
Example: "The position of team leader is a designation that comes with significant responsibilities."
Alternatives: "a title" or "a label".
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If any subgroup of students misses the federal benchmark in two consecutive years, their campus is placed on "program improvement," a designations that brings stricter oversight with the goal of boosting scores.
The T → A and S → A designations imply Rho −/−, that is, transgenic rhodopsin without endogenous rhodopsin.
Therefore, we adopted the terms basal (B) and active (A) in place of T and R, for the closed and open states, respectively, in the applications to ligand-gated channels (4), and these B and A designations are maintained here.
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(a), struck out "(a)" designation before "(1)", redesignated subsec.
(a) designation and subsec.
"We're moving toward a designation".
At present, lifting a designation is difficult.
(a) designation and heading and subsec.
A designation as an American Viticultural Area offers no assurances of quality.
A designation of "acceptably clean" requires a rating under 1.5.
(a) designation of "(a)(a)", and substituted in par.
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