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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a patch of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific area or section of something, often in a descriptive context.
Example: "We found a patch of the garden that was thriving despite the drought."
Alternatives: "a section of the" or "an area of the".
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TOY3 and TOY8 produced almost identical effects in preventing sepsis; since TOY3 bears only the 'A patch' of the TLR4, this result implies that the 'A patch' of the TLR4 ectodomain is sufficient for MD-2 binding in vivo [14].
Eagles feed in open water, so if a patch of the river is frozen, move on.
For five days, he had been able to view only a patch of the devastation.
A single window, looking out onto a patch of the forest.
I often think of this visually fertile terrain as a patch of the American West.
After buying one, a patch of the Internet is your playground.
That works because, as rain falls on a patch of the ocean, it freshens the surface water.
The family had staked out a patch of the pedestrian plaza by spreading out a blanket and demarcating it with a few knapsacks containing their belongings.
He wears the department's uniform -- beige trousers, brown turtleneck and brown fleece jacket stitched with a patch of the agency's seal.
In one case, a patch of the plant grew from a tenth of an acre to more than 10 acres in just one year.
Elsewhere in the state, the Vincent Thomas Bridge in Los Angeles crosses a patch of the city's harbor that is largely industrial, providing a conduit for commercial traffic.
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