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The phrase "absorbed at the" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of taking in or incorporating something, often in a scientific or metaphorical context.
Example: "The nutrients were absorbed at the cellular level, providing the necessary energy for growth."
Alternatives: "taken in at the" or "incorporated at the".
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This lesson was absorbed at the Vietnam Veterans Plaza on Water Street, just north of Broad Street, in Lower Manhattan.
The photons will reach the molecule at the same time and be absorbed at the same time.
Among the staff, Mr. Fanucci hopes to foster the telepathic sense of camaraderie that he absorbed at the French Laundry.
The horizontally moving plates are believed to be absorbed at the ocean trenches, where a subduction process carries the lithosphere downward into the Earth's interior.
Because clouds affect sunlight absorbed at the Earth's surface, excluding them means "the range that we estimate for climate sensitivity may be too narrow," he said.
Because most of the energy of an alpha particle is absorbed at the end of its path length in a mineral, these colour centres are produced most intensely around the inclusion.
The plasma is absorbed at the plasma boundaries of x=±a.
As solar radiation passes through the glazing and absorbed at the wall surface.
AuNPs absorbed at the wavelength used in this assay (405 nm).
A steep solitary wave is completely absorbed at the numerical beach.
However, 65.6-92.5% of total uptake of 15N derived from topdressing fertilizer was absorbed at the heading stage.
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