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The phrase "a list of attributes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a collection of characteristics or qualities that describe a person, object, or concept.
Example: "In the job description, there is a list of attributes that the ideal candidate should possess, including strong communication skills and teamwork."
Alternatives: "a set of characteristics" or "a collection of traits".
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Knowledge-engineering methods are used to obtain a list of attributes for symbolic image descriptions.
In your novel, your character creates a list of attributes a book needs to become a best-seller.
After four women compile a list of attributes an ideal man would possess, one of them is murdered.
"This is a list of attributes for people who should not be allowed to manage others," he says.
In the Information Engineering approach, entity types are displayed as named rectangles with a list of attributes.
(Write a list of attributes on the classroom board as they are cited) What are some common mistakes that are made when people write mysteries?
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The warehouse designer simply specifies a list of attribute names that will appear in the warehouse, conditions if any are desired, and a description of the operational databases.
Each asset has a list of attribute fields; some are required for all assets (e.g., location information), others are required to apply a particular loss function in the vulnerability module.
Begin this process by "compiling a list of required attributes" for the position, suggests Fernández-Aráoz.
After four women compile a list of the attributes an ideal man would possess, one of them is murdered.
It's more a state-of-mind than a list of specific attributes.
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