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Discover LudwigThe phrase "an anchoring" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English, but it may not be a commonly used phrase.
It is typically used as a noun to refer to the act of anchoring or securing something, such as a ship or a structure. Example: The construction crew placed an anchoring system in the foundation to ensure stability during strong winds.
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Therefore, we displayed the peptide ligand on the plasma membrane rather than cell wall, by using an anchoring domain of the glycosylphosphatidylinositol (GPI -anchored plasma membrane protein, Yps1p.
Thus, an anchoring nose is vital.
For him, it was an anchoring point.
What is important is the idea of an "anchoring error" itself.
Someone put an anchoring foot on the rear bumper, creating an ominous sag.
Did I create an anchoring to the personality that made us have good equilibrium?
I pile in an anchoring stick, but suddenly a pole snaps and it looks like I'll lose the (p lot.
He became an office worker, perhaps an anchoring position for someone given over as Andersen was to dreams and fantasies.
In midfield, although Francis Coquelin has been a revelation in blocking all and sundry, some contests require an anchoring player with added finesse.
These are all rendered with exasperated affection by a cast that gives an anchoring sense of conviction to the play's deliberate confusions.
Mr. Frechette, a veteran of Greenberg plays, brings an anchoring sense of brotherly warmth to the proceedings and a touching note of regret for a life unlived.
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