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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a nice exposure of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a clear or revealing presentation of information, ideas, or issues, often in a critical or analytical context.
Example: "The documentary provided a nice exposure of the environmental challenges facing our planet."
Alternatives: "a clear revelation of" or "an insightful presentation of".
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"Down at the water's edge, you can see a nice exposure of the carbonate rocks that form the top of the aquifer.
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"We shuttered our spin-off that was dedicated to exposing pedophile activists some years ago after a nice string of exposures, arrests, and convictions," he told me.
This should give SeatGeek some nice exposure.
Note that photograph 1 (page 16) gives a nice view of an assembled PCC.
The 14 megapixel camera doesn't exactly rival a DSLR, but does a nice job of keeping up with different lighting conditions and in a pinch, you can always set your exposure settings manually from the app.
This paper presents a nice summary of the clinical studies that have been performed to evaluate the long-term effects of anesthetic exposure in young children.
A nice set of bookends.
It's a nice blend of both".
With a nice coating of green marmalade.
It was a nice bit of thinking".
This is a nice amount of money.
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