The phrase "a elimination" is not correct in English.
It should be "an elimination." You can use "an elimination" when referring to the act of removing or excluding something or someone from a group or process.
Example: "The team faced an elimination round in the competition, where only the top performers would advance."
Alternatives: "a removal" or "an exclusion."
Short-chained chlorinated paraffins are listed in Annex A (elimination) of the Stockholm Convention since May 2017.
After a COC is classified as a POP, it is added to Annex A (elimination), B (exemptions), or C (unintentional) of the SC.
Our task was to design a circuit in which a elimination of a flicker noise follows from its functional principle; no other special circuits were used to achieve this goal.
The process encompasses three steps: (a) elimination corresponds to immunosurveillance; (b) it is followed by an equilibrium phase, where tumour cells with reduced immunogenicity are selected; (c) finally, the escape is the process where the immunologically sculpted tumour expands in an uncontrolled manner in the immunocompetent host (Dunn et al. 2002).
3. Use the company's lobbying forces wherever active to lobby for (a) elimination of all fossil fuel subsidies, which globally today total some $600 billion a year, (b) imposition of carbon taxes or other means to internalize the costs to the planet of burning fossil fuels, and (c) legislation to reduce carbon emissions to a level, globally, that will not harm the planet.
Only in 2 cows in farm A elimination time lasted 4 weeks and in 1 cow 5 weeks.
Some of the major promoted cleanses are in reality a form of an elimination diet.
This generates an oxyallyl cation which undergoes an elimination reaction to lose a β-hydrogen.
The Rangers were locked in a scoreless tie in an elimination game against the Washington Capitals.
The key to good health isn't hiding in a fad diet or an elimination regime.
The following two Games saw a fourth placing and an elimination in the heats.
