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"an index of" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used before a list or collection of items to indicate that the list or collection is a comprehensive or representative example of something. Example: The book provides an index of common plant species found in the area. In this sentence, "an index of" is used to indicate that the list of plant species included in the book is not exhaustive, but rather serves as a reference or overview of the most common species one might encounter.
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An audio version of the full episode, along with an index of it, is below.
It is an index of everything".
And an index of hiring declined.
I.B.M. created an index of commuter pain.
It's an index of reproductive success.
This, too, is an index of global warming.
A healthy weight is an index of less than 25.
It's an index of how tastes have been shaped.
Vocabulary has always been an index of one's intelligence.
That to me was an index of the import.
The sequential emergence of teeth provides an index of development.
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