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The phrase "a map on a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific type of map that is displayed or located on a surface or medium, such as a website, a piece of paper, or a digital platform.
Example: "I found a map on a website that shows all the hiking trails in the area."
Alternatives: "a map displayed on a" or "a map located on a".
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At a migrant shelter in Tapachula, young men from Honduras huddled around a map on a wall, placing one finger on Honduras and another on the United States.
Drew a map on a napkin.
You can't hold a map on a scooter.
In a group of two or three people, you sit around a map on a table and ask each other to describe the quickest route between two places.
We wanted to include things you can actually hold in your hand: postcards, Xeroxes, legal-pad pages, pages from the school newspaper, a map on a napkin.
She drew me a map on a piece of paper towel: the raging fire, her street, and the dry-brush-filled canyon between them.
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"There was a map on an easel to the side".
"The oil's out there," he said, scrawling a map on an envelope at his kitchen table, and scribbling out in the empty whiteness representing the Gulf of Mexico.
Let be a mapping on a set.
Let T be a mapping on a Hilbert space H.
Let T be a mapping on a metric space ((X,d)).
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