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The phrase "a toolbox to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a set of tools or resources designed to help achieve a specific goal or task.
Example: "This software provides a toolbox to enhance your productivity and streamline your workflow."
Alternatives: "a set of tools to" or "a resource kit to".
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Mr. Lee's parents gave him a toolbox to celebrate the new digs.
Prices range from $190 for a toolbox to $3,095 for a dining table.
There is a toolbox to solve the problems of poverty, unemployment, the environment.
The software was developed as a toolbox to be used in Matlab.
With this we provide a toolbox to answer open questions which could not be addressed using methods like X-ray crystallography or cryo-electron microscopy.
"There is always a qualitative element to decision-making in venture capital," says Spencer. "We're trying to give investors a toolbox to use when making a specific decision about a company".
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Fluorescent probes constitute a valuable toolbox to address a variety of biological questions and they have become irreplaceable for imaging methods.
The approach presented here makes use of the FTC categories as analogs to compartments of a toolbox helping to find drugs to treat Alzheimer's disease.
(For iPhone; $2.99) iHandy Carpenter Five carpenter's tools in a single application mean less sifting through an old toolbox to hang a picture.
A method has been developed and implemented in the form of a MATLAB toolbox to extract parameters for an empirical disturbance model from RWA micro-vibration data.
In this software package, we also provide a Matlab toolbox to compute the analytical solution for a sphere inside a semi-infinite medium or infinite slab based on diffusion theory.
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