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Discover LudwigThe phrase "and uses over" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an action that involves utilizing a quantity that exceeds a certain amount.
Example: "The new software is efficient and uses over 50% less energy than the previous version."
Alternatives: "and employs more than" or "and utilizes over".
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Create a chart that shows the approximate number of words that a person remembers and uses over the course of his or her life, starting as a toddler through adulthood.
I'm guessing that if you're in an industry where your phone is so important to espionage agents that they'd mount a "targeted attack," you'll have realized that you're missing your phone and locked it by remote control long before the bad guy has had time to put it through "a lengthy process that takes several hours and uses over a thousand dollars worth of equipment," as Mr. Rogers said.
Sequoia is 1.55 times faster than the Fujitsu model, and uses over 1.5 million processor cores.
Today, the firm tracks over 3 million apps across the iTunes App Store and Google Play and uses over 8 billion data points to make its recommendations.
However, it is verbose and uses over 300 reserved words.
Shiatsu practitioners are trained in the anatomical location, functions and uses over 150 pressure points on the body.
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This note is nonspecific and uses over-the-top adjectives that aren't credible.
The train structure uses similar colors as the track, the seats are purple, and uses over-the-shoulder restraints that are yellow.
The solvent is also recovered and used over again.
But worldwide the PSHB has been recorded attacking over 300 species of trees from widely diverse families and using over 60 species as reproductive hosts.
Subroutines enable commonly occurring operations in a program to be repeatedly called up and used over again.
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