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Discover LudwigThe phrase "air finalised" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey that something related to "air" has been completed or confirmed, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "The details of the air finalised plan will be shared in the next meeting."
Alternatives: "air confirmed" or "air completed".
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"Because you're building the Dreamliner wing flaps here, Qantas Air finalised a deal with Boeing to purchase eight Boeing Dreamliners," Biden said.
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Both series are due to air next year, potentially in peak time, although it has not yet been finalised.
The final heatshield design is made up of a 40cm (16 inch) deep sandwich of between eight and 18 layers (the final number has not yet been finalised) with gaps between them – currently these are filled with air but eventually it will be just the near-nothingness of space.
Japan's Nikkei index fell 1.5% to a two-month low and the Philippines market slid by 5%, amid reports that the US and UK governments are finalising possible air strike plans.
That hasn't been finalised.
You have not finalised anything".
The time of departure is finalised the day before travel.If there are thousands of these little aircraft buzzing around in the sky, will they terminally clog up air-traffic-control systems?
This week this move was finalised.
Casting is still being finalised.
However, discussions are not yet finalised.
Was it finalised on 12 September?
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