The phrase "a template to a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific template that serves a purpose or is intended for a particular application.
Example: "We created a template to a new project proposal that can be easily customized by team members."
Alternatives: "a model for a" or "a guide for a".
Jiggering involves the mixing of a plastic mass and turning it on a wheel beneath a template to a specified size and shape.
When a user deploys a template to a Cloud such as Amazon Web Services or RackSpace Cloud Servers, RightScale sets a configuration adapting to each component of deployed Cloud.
After the introduction of Cu2+ (oxidant) into the P2VP spherical domains, oxidation polymerization was performed by exposing the ionic complex films as a template to a mixture of pyrrole and water vapour.
Ct values quantify the number of PCR cycles necessary to amplify a template to a chosen threshold concentration, ΔCt values quantify the difference in Ct values between a test (BOS1) and a control gene (BETA-6 TUBULIN) for a given sample, and ΔΔCt values are used for the comparison between two samples.
PCR products were diluted 1 20 and 1 μl served as a template to a second round of PCR using 0.5 μM nested gene-specific primer, and Nested Universal Primer (NUP, Clontech).
Add a new section header, if desired, such as == My Articles == Copy and paste a template to a desired location on the page.
For recurrent values of different attributes like negation or degree of severity, we provide templates covering the typical variety of these values so that the user can assign a template to an attribute.
Add a template to an editor's Talk page.
The template-cutting method uses a template to guide a single-point cutter on large bevel-gear cutting machines.
They had a template to follow that gives cubs a strong chance of survival.
This RNA was then grabbed by a cluster of molecules called a ribosome, which used it as a template to build a protein.
