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Discover LudwigThe phrase "affirmed and expanded" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing ideas, theories, or concepts that have been confirmed and further developed or elaborated upon.
Example: "The research findings affirmed and expanded the existing theories on climate change."
Alternatives: "confirmed and elaborated" or "validated and enhanced".
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That "selective exclusiveness" rule was affirmed and expanded upon in Southern Pacific Co. v. Arizona (1945), in which the court found that in the absence of conflicting legislation by Congress, there is a residuum of power in the state to make laws governing matters of local concern.
To encourage generic production of patented medicines, the rights of countries to practice patented inventions without patentholder permission through a practice called "compulsory licensing"–have been affirmed and expanded through the Doha Declaration and the permanent amendment of a core agreement of the World Trade Organization [5].
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The language we added to the bill makes clear that it's merely affirming, and not expanding, the AUMF".
In Canada, a network of national and provincial childcare advocacy organizations and allies has expanded and narrowed as governments have affirmed and wavered in their commitments to childcare policy.
Affirmed and Alydar.
Affirmed and Alydar heads apart.
He hopes for that period to be affirmed and revitalized.
Now, we just substitute "Affirmed" and "1978".
Affirmed and Alydar met 10 times, with Affirmed winning seven and Alydar three.
Some have been affirmed and accepted by their military colleagues.
We unequivocally banned torture, affirmed our commitment to civilian courts, worked to align our policies with the rule of law, and expanded our consultations with Congress.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.

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