The phrase "a user to make" is not correct as it lacks context and clarity.
It could be used in a sentence where you are describing an action that a user is expected to perform, but it needs additional information to be meaningful.
Example: "The application allows a user to make selections from a list of options."
Alternatives: "an individual to create" or "a person to generate".
NoteTaker adheres more closely to an outline metaphor, while OneNote take a more unstructured canvas-like approach that permits a user to make entries anywhere on a scrolling surface.
With static interstitials, there's not enough information for a user to make a decision".
The figure gives a broad framework for detecting misinformation using cues of deception to help a user to make informed decisions.
Where the application has been built to rapidly scale automatically on a cloud infrastructure, this allows a user to make cost reductions through forecasting, without being confined to a limited amount of resources.
Everyone will have to think about how to prompt and encourage this behavior in a user to make ARKit work properly.
This would allow a user to make it easier to unlock a phone while in the comfort of their own home, while making it more difficult when the device is in a public place.
If such cycles are detected, the algorithm stops with an error message prompting the user to make a decision: the user has then to manually remove one of the involved relationships.
A plate cloning tool allows the user to make a new plate and sample records, adjust the volumes of the source well records and print off documents for plate creation, all in one step.
This approach will enable the user to make a more informed choice and streamline the web surfing experience.
It's a great choice for the user to make sure you're always connected and have the highest speed you can get.
Our patent-pending Job Prediction and Commercial Engine allow the user to make a Time vs. Cost decision rather than them being concerned with the numbers of cores.
