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Free sign upThe phrase "a developer and a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when listing roles or professions, typically in a context where you are describing multiple positions or responsibilities.
Example: "In our project, we need a developer and a designer to collaborate on the user interface."
Alternatives: "a developer and a designer" or "a developer and a project manager."
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I was a developer and a member of the GNOME community from 2011 to about 2015.
William Talmage, a developer and a partner in Traditional Links, referred questions to Mr. Bakst.
"It is our expectation that we will have a developer and a tenant for the tower," Mr. Carey said.
"That's a Catch-22 for a seller," Scott Burman, a developer and a founder of Paramount USA, which auctioned the Winfield condos.
In November a developer and a designer introduced an iPad art app called Mixel, aimed at amateurs but certain to end up in artists' studios.
"I don't want to say that Restoration has outlived its usefulness," said Carlton A. Brown, a developer and a Bedford-Stuyvesant resident.
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Such art "has always been the mark of a Class A developer and property," she said.
Forrest Milzow, a developer and an old friend, said, "Brooks never measures the political wind.
Tells about charges of corruption lodged against him in an affair involving Harold Brown, a developer, and an attorney from whom Bulger had accepted a loan from named Thomas Finnerty.
According to Kel Thompson, a developer and an owner of Century 21 Cayman, "Prices have softened significantly since 2008, and the rate of sales has decreased".
"It is rare, if not unique, where a developer and an architect worked so closely with the community," said Sean Sweeney, the director of the SoHo Alliance, an umbrella organization of community groups.
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