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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a snapshot for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a brief or concise representation of something, often in the context of summarizing information or capturing a moment in time.
Example: "This report provides a snapshot for the current market trends in the technology sector."
Alternatives: "a glimpse into" or "an overview of".
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If that is true, Friday at the Kraft Nabisco Championship was a snapshot for the memory album.
The health of Archer Daniels Midland provides a snapshot for agribusiness as a whole because it operates in almost every sector of the business as both a buyer and seller of commodities.
It was not thought we could do metagenomics on this scale... this is a snapshot for a single moment for each of these individuals, so we know we have an idea about the variation among individuals, but we have no idea about change over time".
That much is a snapshot for 2013.
Open image in new window Fig. 2 A snapshot for coal and CO2.
A snapshot for each node in vertical topology is shown in Figure 4. Figure 3 Vertical topolgy scenarios.
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We collect real-time absence data which at any point can give a snapshot of for example how many people are off on maternity leave on any given day.
Figure 8 gives a snapshot of morbidity for the population of Abu Dhabi by reason for encounters by value.
Figure 7 provides a snapshot of morbidity for the population of Abu Dhabi by reason for encounters by diagnosis group and type of facility.
The famous Gini coefficient – a snapshot of inequality – for gross income is 0.49 in a single year (where 1 equates to absolute inequality and 0 absolute equality).
The police officers who looked for clues in the debris gathered around Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly for a snapshot of their own.
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