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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a host to a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone or something that provides a platform or environment for another entity, often in contexts like events, gatherings, or ecosystems.
Example: "The university serves as a host to a variety of cultural events throughout the year."
Alternatives: "a venue for a" or "a provider for a".
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Madison Square Garden is expected to remain a host to a postseason tournament every year.
Next day Mr. Humphries was torn between courtesy of a host to a guest and an employer reprimanding an employee for errant ways.
Meetings in Abu Dhabi this month started developing budget priorities and a work program — including a debut at the Copenhagen climate change summit in December, where the agency will be a host to a renewable energy conference.
The Scene Easton, with a current population of roughly 27,000 people, has faded in importance since Colonial days, when it was a host to a reading of the Declaration of Independence.
People who want to have a Duck reside at their home from late April through the first week of October should send an e-mail to [email protected] stating their reasons for being a host to a ballplayer.
Before the Colts came, Indianapolis hung its hat on being an amateur sports capital, a host to a men's college basketball Final Four and an assortment of other amateur championships.
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Is this any way for a fellow who is a host to behave?
"S.F.X. is a parasite that needs a host to feed on," Yorke said.
NTP can only correct the clock of a host to within a few tens of milliseconds [75].
Finally, cloud resilience is used by a host to restore a single compromised or failed virtual machine to a known good state.
Thus, not only host resistance but also host infectiousness, i.e. the ability of a host to transmit an infection, may display substantial host genetic variation.
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