The phrase "appliance on a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific type of appliance or when discussing appliances in general in a context that follows.
Example: "I need to find an appliance on a budget that meets my cooking needs."
Alternatives: "device on a" or "gadget on a".
From a security perspective, it is important to remember that IAG with the built-in ISA Server is a complete, secure solution in one appliance on a hardened operating system.
An "appliance on a chip" combines the features of many different chips onto a single chip.
See also: Intel's secret "system on a chip" plansThe appliance on a chip market is becoming hot.
On the other hand, VIA Technologies has snapped up not only Cyrix but also Centaur and will use the technology to come up with its own version of a highly integrated "appliance on a chip".
Intel will need all the expertise it can muster if it has to keep rivals like VIA and National at bay and control the "appliance on a chip" market.
Leaving the appliance on a "warm" setting will still continue to cook the food.
First it installs a fully managed appliance on-premises, where it stores a cache of the most important data in the organization.
If you have any appliances on a power strip, your job is even easier: just turning off the power strip will cut all power to the system.
That is the idea behind a programming concept called presence awareness, which is based on the realization that appliances on a network can automatically be detected by other devices.
The major agencies use energy-efficient office equipment and work to ensure that employees are aware of the need to use certain office appliances on a limited basis during peak hours.
Pass Brighthouse, a pay-weekly retailer offering furniture and appliances on a hire purchase basis which has been criticised by Barnado's for the prices it charges cash-strapped families, and several more pawnbrokers, and you arrive at the Walthamstow branch of the Money Shop.
