The phrase "all types of user" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "all types of users" to refer to multiple users.
Example: "The software is designed to accommodate all types of users, from beginners to advanced professionals."
Alternatives: "all kinds of users" or "various types of users."
The authors develops an experimental program in order to deepen the main factors of the road environment able to trigger seizures due to the flickering effect and to provide useful indications for the designing and maintaining of roads that are safe for all types of user, including photosensitive subjects.
And once perfected, this model is applicable to all types of user health, not just fertility.
The given algorithm allows us to define a given number of spatial hotspots in all types of user activity, ordering them according to their cumulative activity level.
We thought that for such a system to be used widely by both commercial and non-commercial units, it must: be simple, quick to use, internet-based, secure, and reliable; protect the anonymity of the subject; reveal no information of commercial interest; carry no advertising; be free to all types of user; be low-cost to set up and run.
The unit is all things to all types of users, both Mac and PC.
In addition, the department offers a wide selection of courses for all types of users of mathematics.
The design of appropriate user interfaces for all types of users has evolved into the computer science field known as human-computer interaction (HCI).
This has to be transformed into the software to incorporate pragmatics of all types of users of the system and also the robustness.
But because we strategically pick those five people to represent all types of users, we can quickly validate our decisions.
This model allows you to surface your service to a much wider customer base (cross vertical, geography, function) and learn from and efficiently attract all types of users onto the service.
Spatial distribution of photographic activity of all those user categories follows the same universal pattern - activity density distributions of all types of users follow log-normal law pretty well while the shapes of the curves for area size vs. activity quintile appear to be strongly consistent.
