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The phrase "a thought out weight" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey a concept but lacks clarity and proper phrasing.
Example: "The decision was based on a carefully considered weight of evidence."
Alternatives: "a carefully considered weight" or "a well-thought-out weight".
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It's a well thought out deal.
Overall, this was a well thought out and delivered program.
Setting a goal like a marathon can be inspiring motivation for people looking to slim down and shape up by race day, but marathon training doesn't replace a thought-out weight loss plan.
"Think out a new idea," he explained.
Aluminum alloy roofing system combines excellent characteristics of aluminum such as low weight and high stability, with advantages of an intelligent and carefully thought out standing seam system.
I have no idea if this method, in fact, has any clout -- and I doubt if it holds its weight in a court of law, but the concept at its core seems well thought out.
It's naive and a little sweet that people think a weight gain constitutes acting.
I had long thought competitive weight lifting a pointless sport, but I don't any longer.
Torre said he thought the weight of managing a losing team had gotten to Piniella.
Ms. Adair thought her weight was O.K.; she considered herself a large woman, but said that her doctor had not seemed concerned about her weight.
"Decorator weight" is a bit heavier -- think the weight of a tablecloth.
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