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Free sign upThe phrase "are offset with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where one element balances or counteracts another, often in contexts like finance, design, or comparisons.
Example: "The costs of the project are offset with the anticipated revenue from sales."
Alternatives: "are balanced by" or "are countered by".
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The realist longueurs of seniority are offset with magical realist memories of trapeze artists, draft dodgers, transvestites and dogs.
A spiral staircase winds up three floors to the eight rooms, where bright white walls are offset with colourful cushions and throws that give the rooms their names.
Jane Bustin and Paul Keir, working directly upon the walls and across the gallery floors, conjure colour fields whose pleasantries are offset with a compositional precariousness.
A purslane salad also demonstrates a fine balance: the thick-stemmed greens are offset with creamy pistachio milk, sweet and tart cherries and salty, crunchy baby anchovies.
These features appear because the dipole pole and apex poles are offset with respect to each other.
For each point belonging to X S, the object regions are saved while the side lobe regions are offset with the correction factor d. The object regions of N (between two dashed lines) and the max side lobe peak are shown in Fig. 8d.
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So a tilt towards Iran can be offset with war in Yemen or Syria.
Tightly composed sections were offset with improvisatory bursts that shattered the sequence of repetitions.
The industrial exposed brick is offset with "witty" retro touches, such as the baronial fireplace.
Environmental damage is offset with measures elsewhere, while flood-protection plans are made far in advance.
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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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