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Discover LudwigThe phrase "an aboveground" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is located above the ground, often in contexts related to construction, infrastructure, or environmental discussions.
Example: "The city plans to build an aboveground transit system to improve public transportation."
Alternatives: "an elevated" or "a surface-level".
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A study is under way to plan an aboveground detour.
Critics favor an aboveground location that would save $330 million.
The Minuteman crews receive the code via underground cables or an aboveground radio antenna.
There was a piano in the living room and an aboveground swimming pool in the backyard.
Buildings will connect to each other through an aboveground tunnel system.
"This was the democratic equivalent of installing an aboveground pool," she said.
A white goat drinks from an aboveground swimming pool in a stony field.
The crop tested was soybean, cultivar Hoyt, which produced an aboveground biomass of 2510 grams.
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In addition, three storage options for elemental mercury were considered: (a) aboveground structure; (b) hardened structure; and (c) mined cavity.
a: Aboveground biomass of the four inventory plots.
Fig. 7 Distribution of forest a aboveground carbon stock and b aboveground carbon density on protective reserves managed by State, federal and private organizations, as well as unprotected forested lands.
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