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The phrase "are taken as a starting point" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing foundational concepts or assumptions that serve as the basis for further discussion or analysis.
Example: "In this research, certain theories are taken as a starting point to explore new hypotheses."
Alternatives: "are considered a baseline" or "are viewed as a foundation."
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Real electricity and heat profiles are taken as a starting point of the studies.
In order to perform exact inference, imprecise probabilities are taken as a starting point, i.e. we deal with sets of probability distributions rather than a single one.
If the rocket fuels available to Western engineers are taken as a starting point, it can be calculated that the initial weight of the rocket would have been between five hundred and a thousand tons for every ton put into orbit.
Everyday patterns of speech (vyavahāra) are taken as a starting point for theorizing in epistemology as in other areas of philosophy.
The hexagonal MoS2 was selected, and the lattice parameters, a = 3.16 Å, c/a ratio of 0.89 are taken as a starting point for the geometry optimization [6, 18].
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For the generation of alternatives, level 2 errors were taken as a starting point.
The RSL is then executed, with the identifier of the editor relation being taken as a starting point is.
If this is taken as a starting point, digital diplomacy can be introduced in simple ways.
The number of births, by setting, in the province was taken as a starting point.
In particular, the RMSEA of the baseline model was taken as a starting point.
Core competencies for substance abuse training, as defined by Project MAINSTREAM [ 20], were taken as a starting point for organizing the curriculum.
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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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