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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a well was" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a situation or condition related to a well, such as in storytelling or reporting.
Example: "A well was dug in the village to provide clean drinking water for the residents."
Alternatives: "a well existed" or "a well had been".
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Agar wells of 5-mm diameter were prepared with the help of a sterilized stainless steel cork borer labeled as A and B. "A" well was loaded with 30 μL of colloidal AgNPs suspended "hydrosols", and "B" well was loaded with 30 μL of positive control drugs (ciprofloxacin) used as a positive controls.
discovered that a well was being drilled to irrigate the golf course," the report said.
A well was drilled on the site in the 1980s by Conoco, but abandoned because it was not economical.
As she was unpacking, she noticed that a well was being drilled across the street from a nearby city park.
The principle of using brute-force rams to control a well was developed nearly a century ago.
Mr. Suttles said the drilling of such a well was already at 9,000 feet and proceeding ahead of plan.
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