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The phrase "and observing what" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of watching or monitoring something to gain information or insight.
Example: "The researchers spent hours in the field, and observing what the animals did during the day provided valuable data for their study."
Alternatives: "and noting what" or "and watching what".
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One, perfected by Moira Bruce and her colleagues at the Institute for Animal Health in Edinburgh, depends on infecting mice with prions and observing what happens.
They called me in and, just as they did, it started raining and I said 'I'm staying out.'" Button too said his victory had come down to good strategy and observing what other drivers did with their tires.
Dr Rinn has just demonstrated, by knocking out 18 lincRNAs, one at a time, and observing what happened to the mice in question, that they can be very important indeed.In this section Life in the old fossil yet Junking the idea of junk Stirling silver?
We could learn something about Coin's chances of having a 56-game hitting streak in 1941 by flipping a real coin 154 times, recording the series of heads and tails, and observing what his longest streak of heads happened to be.
Historically, process improvements were achieved by making changes on the outside of the reactor and observing what comes out at the end of the pipe.
Reid says, "Our first moral conceptions are probably got by attending cooly to the conduct of others, and observing what moves our approbation, what our indignation.
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So we try both and observe what happens.
I sat and observed what they were doing".
Now the whole world watches America and observes what it does, not what it says.
We sit here and observe what's happening, but there's nothing we can do".
"There's an initial "discover" or "understand" step, where you go out and observe what's happening.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.

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