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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a substance to be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the nature or characteristics of a substance, often in philosophical or scientific discussions.
Example: "In chemistry, we often analyze a substance to be understood in terms of its molecular structure and properties."
Alternatives: "a material to be" or "a compound to be".
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You need that object to be a substance, to be something.
The name is derived from racemic acid, the first example of such a substance to be carefully studied.
This looks only at the potential for a substance to be dangerous, without taking into account the likelihood or scale of such danger.
The European commission proposes a new system of regulation that would allow a substance to be banned within 10 months of being detected.
Under the dog department is announced a product known as Cupid Chaser- a substance to be admiistred to a bitch in season.
But for cities around the world, fatbergs – made up of fats, oils and greases or FOGs – are a problem to be solved, not a substance to be celebrated.
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Leibniz told Des Bosses that the only way for a corporeal substance to be a per se unity would be through one of these substantial bonds.
Identity is not a finite substance to be shared out between competing loyalties.
Ayahuasca is a psychoactive substance to be used with care and, like other psychotropics, should not be consumed by individuals with certain physical or psychological conditions.
"But the proper question to be asking is when did we know that lead was not a wise substance to be around?
Our results suggest that the hydrosoluble gel is an appropriate substance to be used as lubricant in the relining post technique.
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