The phrase "a whole and same" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and does not convey a clear meaning, making it difficult to use effectively in communication.
Example: "We need to ensure that we are all on the same page and working as a whole and same team."
Alternatives: "entire and identical" or "whole and unified".
In this manner it is possible to develop curricula that are useful for industry and society as a whole and at the same time attractive for the much needed new students.
The ultimate aim is to both increase the depth of understanding of the oncogenic process as a whole and, at the same time, to develop less toxic as well as more effective and selective approaches to the treatment of malignant diseases.
He said that almost everything is both a whole and a part at the same time.
Thomson Financial Datastream expects a slight recovery in the second half with revenue rising 1% for the year as a whole and net declining by the same proportion.
Harmony and stability are values central to the policies of Chinese President Xi Jinping — and to the communal ethos of China as a whole — and are lauded much the same way Americans praise liberty and equality.
LeMoNe on the other hand assigns a regulator to a module as a whole and all targets belonging to the same module are added at the same time in the recall-precision curve.
Each session was divided into two parts: the first with the class as a whole, and then they were divided into same-sex groups for peer and pupil discussion.
The main reasoning behind this is that something cannot be a part of a whole and a cause of that whole at the same time.
Considering those patients with ADHF, similar to the group as a whole, the same relationship between Copeptin, NT-proBNP and outcome was observed.
Consequently (if a thing can move itself as a whole), the same thing in respect of the same thing may be at the same time both hot and not hot.
