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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a very good cross section" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a representative sample or a diverse range of elements within a particular context or subject matter.
Example: "The survey provided a very good cross section of opinions from different age groups."
Alternatives: "a solid representation" or "a comprehensive overview".
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I think it's a very good cross section.
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The computer aided design programs discussed in this chapter, namely AppCAD, PUFF and Motorola's Impedance Matching Program (MIMP) are extremely low cost and provide a very good cross-section of theoretical and practical constructional techniques for microwave radio devices and circuits.
"He is very good at set-plays, a very good crosser of the ball and he can be an asset".
Similarly, Collier: "I rely a lot on Bread Loaf faculty, which is very diverse; they represent, I think a pretty good cross section of what's going on in contemporary American literary culture".
"That is a pretty good cross section of the New York vote".
Looks to be a pretty good cross section.
Ms. Spector said the finalists represented a good cross section of contemporary art.
These photographs give a good cross section of the city's street style.
Nonetheless, I think we got a good cross section of the vintage.
"We had a good cross section of younger and older umpires," said Sandy Alderson, baseball's operations chief.
Out of the 10,920 of my fellow Chatroulette participants, my "Roulettees" were a good cross section of Internet humanity.
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