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The phrase "a patch was" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a situation or event related to a patch, such as in software updates or repairs.
Example: "A patch was released to fix the security vulnerabilities in the software."
Alternatives: "an update was" or "a fix was".
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At five months of age, the right ventricle was plicated and a patch was sewn over the tricuspid valve.
A patch was quickly released for the latest feature release (4.2), but not for the release that we were running (4.1.2).
The number of mangrove dependent species in a patch was area-dependent suggesting these species may be resource limited, although there was no species density compensation.
The aortic and pulmonary artery incisions were carried into the sinuses of Valsalva in 9 patients, the aorta was transected in 11 patients, and a patch was used to augment the anastomosis in 13 patients.
"If this had happened on an Android device, who knows how long we'd have to wait until a patch was available," Eva Galperin, global policy analyst at Electronic Frontier Foundation, told CPJ via Twitter.
We chose a growth time in each patch of 12.5 but found that the paradox was observed so long as the time grown in a patch was sufficient to produce 1000 organisms across the population (see Supplementary Note 4).
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Still, a patch, even a patch upon a patch, isn't necessarily bad.
A patch is a small program that changes the code inside another, larger program.
(Although a patch is available, users often neglect to install it).
Clearing a patch is tough work, even for women long accustomed to hard labor.
A patch is worn for up to three days; a box of four is $20 to $22 and requires a prescription.
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