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Discover LudwigThe phrase "according to some classifications" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referencing different ways of categorizing or organizing information that may vary among sources or experts.
Example: "According to some classifications, mammals can be divided into monotremes, marsupials, and placentals."
Alternatives: "based on certain classifications" or "in line with some categorizations".
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The suborder Cynodontia contains, according to some classifications, five families Procynosuchidae, Galesauridae, Tritylodontidae, Chiniquodontidae, and Trithelodontidae.
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D.P. and P.F.S. categorized traits according to standard classifications.
According to UN classifications, these people are at the fifth and worst stage of food insecurity.
In fact, it has moved up a class from subcompact to compact, according to Environmental Protection Agency classifications.
According to National Party classifications, he was coloured - of mixed African and European origins.
Age and gender classifications of FCMS were adjusted according to age classifications used in reference studies.
Data from NPI domains are presented according to International Psychogeriatric Association classifications.
Tumor grade was determined according to various classifications of Tumors.
Strength of recommendations strong and weak according to specific classifications.
Further, some respiration cases (according to the classification criteria used in the study and based on the information in the VCR) were designated "without diagnosis" (in system whole body) in the CCR when the VCR information indicated respiration (data not shown).
In case of container ships, whether corrosion addition is required differs according to classification society with some not stipulating any such requirements.
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