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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a module that can" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the capabilities or functions of a module in a technical or educational context.
Example: "We are developing a module that can enhance the performance of our software application."
Alternatives: "a module capable of" or "a module designed to".
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He envisions a module that can be used to make compact, commercially viable t-ray systems for use in airports.
At the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, Dr. Henrik Christensen and his colleagues have developed a module that can help wheelchair users navigate with better accuracy.
They soon hope to begin selling a module that can be installed in hybrid cars like the Toyota Prius to create artificial engine noise through speakers mounted near the wheels.
Allow module is the identifier of a module that can access information on the current module.
As this figure shows, each block represents a module that can be easily modified or replaced.
A political conception is freestanding: it is a "module" that can fit into any number of worldviews that citizens might have.
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The Q Sensor can be worn as part of a wristband or a smaller module that can slip beneath a sweatband or baseball cap to make it discreet.
It said the hackers exploited a vulnerability in a software module that can be used with Apache web server program.
The first is a Friends Module that can be added to a space.
The scientists are also encouraging people to install bat boxes in their homes, and have even designed a "roost module" that can be inserted into the attic of a house.
These 2 types of designer nucleases are composed of a programmable module that can be adapted to recognize specific genomic sequences, and a non-specific DNA cleavage domain.
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