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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a trace on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a mark, sign, or indication left on a surface or in a context, often implying a connection or influence.
Example: "The detective found a trace on the window that suggested someone had been inside the house."
Alternatives: "a mark on" or "an indication of".
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There's a trace on everything that surrounds us.
But for reasons I could never understand, war's travails never left a trace on him.
Excessive heat and inappropriate humidity can ruin a wine without leaving a trace on the bottle.
"Without a Trace," on the other hand, appeared to be working off a different set of blueprints.
Heavy wet snow is falling in Staten Island now, while just across the river there's barely a trace on the ground.
No other passenger jet in modern history had disappeared so completely — without a Mayday call or a witness or even a trace on radar.
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She tried several approaches before settling on the current one, in which she makes a tracing on a pane of glass with a fine-tipped indelible pen and retraces that onto a tracing-paper template.
(A ) Traces on the top show currents (evoked by indicated voltage protocol) for four time points following formation of a whole-cell recording with 70 mM pipette Na+.
Errortrace is a stack-trace-on-exceptions, profiler, and coverage tool for Racket.
They also said that a DNA trace on a knife the prosecution claimed was the murder weapon did not necessarily belong to Kercher.
This is a CRT trace on a spectrum analyzer...this instrument is used to.
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