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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are of both" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a relationship or characteristic shared by two entities, but it lacks context to be properly used.
Example: "The results are of both experiments, showing a significant correlation."
Alternatives: "belong to both" or "pertain to both".
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My memories of 30 years of walks along its cinder paths are of both change and immutability.
The facades are of both aluminum siding and brickface, and there are pitched roofs with dormer windows.
He argued that, with the exception of God, all things, including the Earth and other heavenly bodies, are of both eternal and temporal origin.
Interactions between energetic materials and laser beams of specific frequency are of both scientific and engineering importance for understanding and manipulating the laser-induced ignition of energetic crystals.
Therefore, the studies of optimization are of both scientific interest and practical implications and subsequently the methodology can potentially have many applications.
The macroscopic dynamics of strongly flocculated colloidal suspensions are of both fundamental interest and practical significance across a range of applications from soil mechanics to solid liquid separation.
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