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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a mixture of managed" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in contexts discussing a combination of elements that are under management, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The project was a mixture of managed resources and spontaneous creativity, leading to innovative outcomes."
Alternatives: "a blend of managed" or "a combination of managed".
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For most medical practices, which have a mixture of managed care and fee-for-service patients, there usually is no payment to doctors for phone calls, Dr. Wasson said.
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My role is rewarding and challenging – a mixture of managing complex cases and supporting less experienced staff.
Each invests in a mixture of actively and passively managed funds.
While most man-made structures that are placed in the water rapidly get caked with a mixture of marine life, starfish manage to keep their surface clear.
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While Lenu, through a mixture of luck and tenacity, manages to free herself from her poor upbringing by studying relentlessly, succeeding in school, and eventually publishing a short novel about an emotionally charged, youthful summer, Lila's path is rockier.
United Learning manages a mixture of state academies and independent schools, including Paddington Academy in west London and Guildford high school in Surrey.
Instead, managing a mixture of humans, cognitive systems, algorithms, and robots will be the norm for the middle- and upper-corporate manager.
"These individuals have problems with coordination," says Brown. "They try a mixture of approaches, and sometimes they manage to muddle through it".
Although patients were managed by a mixture of adult physicians and paediatricians, the overall therapeutic strategy was consistent, with the use of a common intensified protocol for the poor risk patients identified either clinically or by the index.
When she left art school, she became a teacher and she was an observer; she would go to the market, or into the kitchen and talk to the chef, and point and manage in a mixture of half-Italian, half-English".
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