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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a maneuver" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific action or movement, often in a strategic or skillful context.
Example: "The pilot executed a maneuver to avoid the incoming storm."
Alternatives: "a tactic" or "a move".
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Now that's a maneuver that would make Norma Rae proud.
The feasibility and legality of such a maneuver is unclear.
Aviation experts said such a maneuver is tricky.
(This is a maneuver a friend calls "fatting").
The 90-year-old executive has done this before, and it's a maneuver he knows well.
Reminder: A small car may snag on the S.U.V.'s undercarriage during such a maneuver.
To Lewis, he suggested a maneuver designed to force Kevin Garnett to foul him.
Such a maneuver, while somewhat instinctual, is the most common cause of football spine fractures.
It was a maneuver he could not have executed most of the season.
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A maneuvering target trajectory in a cluttered environment is considered in the 2-dimensional surveillance area.
We investigate the problem of tracking a maneuvering target using a wireless sensor network.
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