The phrase "a paragraph of a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific section or excerpt from a larger text, indicating that it is part of a paragraph.
Example: "In the report, a paragraph of a detailed analysis was included to support the findings."
Alternatives: "a section of a" or "an excerpt from a".
Making efficient parallel software means starting from scratch.Dr Patterson likens parallel programming to having ten reporters each write a paragraph of a news story.
The name was given by Ed Yardeni, now the chief investment strategist at Prudential Securities, who constructed it from comments in a paragraph of a Fed report to Congress on July 22 , 1997
A single object, he says, can be "a very beautiful noun, but as soon as you've got many, you've got the beginnings of a sentence, of a phrase, of a paragraph, of a page".
"They are topical and more often than not embedded in the document itself — a conversation on an item in a project checklist or feedback on a paragraph of a document".
The user can then select specific parts of documents to connect to parts of the model (e.g., a paragraph of a known nuclear trafficking suspect entering the country could be aligned with the model node entitled "Suspect Geographically Linked to Target").
One starts off by writing a paragraph of a story in a word document, then only telling the next person the last line of the paragraph.
We went back and checked and there's one mention in the bottom of a paragraph of an Obama presidential policy statement on health care where it's mentioned as an option.' But most of the negotiation I had on that was with Senator Reid".
A paragraph of Amis, a sentence of Amis, always sounds like Amis.
To add to the madness, rather than framing and evaluating the evidence they present, Shields and Salerno insert themselves into the text as witnesses: a paragraph of what Shields thinks here; a paragraph of what Salerno thinks there.
For each, the book provides a mathematical equation, a mouthwatering picture and a paragraph of suggestions, like sauces to eat it with.
After you insert a photo, write a paragraph of text or insert a page link, the program immediately displays the result on a working sample, letting you click Save or Undo after each step.
