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Discover LudwigThe phrase "added across" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you are describing something that has been included or incorporated in various locations or areas.
Example: "The new features were added across all platforms to enhance user experience."
Alternatives: "included throughout" or "incorporated in various".
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He added, "Across the board, we were awful".
She added: "Across the public sector workers are on strike today to say enough is enough.
A total of 431,000 new jobs were added across the country in May, the biggest gain in a decade.
It is, she added, across Prospect Avenue from a small park and between Sixth and Seventh Avenues, shopping streets for the area.
He said a "very preliminary estimate" would be for the creation of at least 200,000 places to be added across the bloc.
He added, "Across Pennsylvania, and particularly in southwestern Pennsylvania, we are struggling to make sense of what appears to be yet another brutal racist rampage".
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Both aspects might add across-subjects variability specifically in O R learning that is not present in S R learning.
Thiols add across to the multiple bond of unsaturated compounds, either under catalysis by light or acid or, in the case of unsaturated compounds activated by adjacent carbonyl groups, under catalysis by base.
Ozone is known to add across and cleave carbon carbon double bonds.
It adds: "Across the UK nations this proportion was lowest in Wales at 48% and highest in Northern Ireland at 95%".
This behaviour was attributed to an increased reactivity of the alkenyl radicals, relative to the alkyl radicals, and to the potential for the polymeric radicals to add across the double bond to create the graft.
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