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Free sign upThe phrase "are in a unit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe items or individuals that are grouped together or organized in a specific way.
Example: "The soldiers are in a unit that specializes in reconnaissance missions."
Alternatives: "are part of a group" or "are within a team".
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For those λ which are in a unit size interval of (lambda_{1}), the following can be shown: biglvert lambda_{1}+phi(N bigrvert leq1, qquad biglvert lambda -lambda _{1}+phi 1-N bigrvert leq1}+phi 1-N bigrvert
As one service provider commented: " For some participants, in the first few months of being housed, their contact with non- supportive networks actually goes up… because they are in a unit and the hustle and bustle of life on the street is not there and they are lonely, so they bring it into their unit".
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One way of measuring radiation exposure is in a unit called the rem.
He is now a lieutenant colonel; he has never been in a unit sent to a combat zone.
On Aug. 20, 1864, he was in a unit that escorted a telegrapher near Fort Donelson to repair a line.
"A tenant is simply someone who is in a unit with an owner's permission," said Frances Campbell, a tenant right's lawyer with Los Angeles firm Campbell & Farahani LLP, in an interview with VICE.
Most of the higher-end newer houses are in a 15-unit development called Scandia Acres, built two years ago off Livingston Avenue.
Two casualties are in an intensive therapy unit.
A I was in a combat unit.
The lodging is in a slopeside unit.
Cairncross was at Bletchley Park, but he was in a different unit from Turing.
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