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Discover LudwigThe phrase "at a maturity" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific stage or level of maturity, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "The investment is expected to yield returns at a maturity of five years."
Alternatives: "at a stage of maturity" or "at a level of maturity."
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When your child is at a maturity level to make practical decisions on his/her own, allow him.
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He has changed the way he plays and, at 24, has added a maturity to his game.
If you are invested in individual bonds, at least there is a maturity date; so even if rates rise and prices fall during its term, you would still receive your principle at maturity, all other things being equal.
The bond, as a debt instrument, represents the promise of a corporation to pay a fixed sum at a specified maturity date, and interest at regular intervals until then.
The kerogen at a thermal maturity of >3.0% EasyRo still has methane generation potential.
The investments were supposedly "structured" to produce these results at a certain maturity.
In addition to setting up individual profiles for each Netflix user in a household, parents could also set PIN controls for all content at a given maturity level.
Here, the biggest potential lies in the corporate activity "infrastructure"—even though this activity is already at a higher maturity level compared to the others.
Fruit were harvested at a standardized maturity, based on background colour change and starch clearance (1.5 2.5 units on a New Zealand industry generic 0 6 Starch Pattern Index scale).
In the current literature there is a lack of information on antibiotic impact on P. mirabilis biofilm at a different maturity stage.
The oil expulsion efficiencies of single-layer source rocks of different thicknesses exhibit only small differences at a low-maturity stage but exhibit obvious differences at a high-maturity stage.
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