The phrase "a heard" is not correct and usable in written English.
It does not convey a clear meaning and is likely a misunderstanding or miscommunication of the intended phrase.
Example: "I heard a heard of elephants approaching from the distance."
Alternatives: "a group" or "a flock".
For example, in trial 1, partner A heard his own voice describing the objects, while partner B heard a stranger's voice (partner A) describing the objects in his experiment.
The document depicts a seemingly desperate Hastert trying to protect himself by shifting blame onto one of the former wrestlers, a claim that came undone when agents recording Hastert's phone calls with the man they came to call "Individual A" heard the man's voice for the first time.
Peer Reviewed Cite this article as: Rose-Wood A, Heard N, Thermidor R, Chan J, Joseph F, Lerebours G, et al. Development and use of a master health facility list: Haiti's experience during the 2010 earthquake response.
A heard earned reputation for economic competence disappeared under the rubble of collapsing banks.
Additionally, they suggest that a prisoner can rapidly change his appearance through shaving a heard, and thus the no-beard policy helps curb this possibility.
An organization that has historically operated in a top-down management style, may have a heard time adapating to a consensus building approach.
