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The phrase "a scope of confusion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a range or extent of confusion regarding a particular topic or situation.
Example: "The new policy created a scope of confusion among the employees, leading to misunderstandings about their roles."
Alternatives: "a range of confusion" or "an area of confusion".
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The scope of our confusion and delusion can't be addressed by specific policy measures, any more than you might have overthrown Mubarak's regime in Egypt with a "single demand" to end the torture of political prisoners, or fixed elections, or the theft of the nation's billions by Mubarak and his cronies.
This is consistent with the literature which describes a level of confusion amongst New Zealand consumers about the PNs scope of practice and clinical skills [ 22- 24].
But the change in numbers swirls into a broader cloud of confusion over the exact scope of American engagement in Afghanistan, which experts and intelligence analysts have said might not end up making a difference against the Taliban anyway.
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A ball of confusion.
Female sexuality remains a source of confusion.
"It was just a state of confusion".
There is a state of confusion everywhere".
There was a lot of confusion".
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