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Free sign upThe phrase "at recruited" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and it cannot be used in any context as it stands.
Example: "He was at recruited for the project" does not work; it should be rephrased.
Alternatives: "during recruitment" or "when recruited".
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VL, SB, and AT recruited the patients and administered the experimental treatment.
AT recruited practices to take part in the audit and contributed to all drafts of the paper.
When these original implementation plans changed nationally, we continued collecting data at recruited sites even though some did not subsequently implement EPSR2 during our study period.
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Perhaps better, too, at recruiting.
They've become that adept at recruiting".
The school has also been a powerhouse at recruiting teachers and staff members.
Further education lags far behind universities, which have long been adept at recruiting from abroad.
Leiweke was especially deft at recruiting every political group he needed.
On the other hand, maybe mainstream institutions are doing better at recruiting members of minority groups.
Isis' success at recruiting females to their cause cannot be downplayed.
At recruiting fairs, Simonsen likes to pit him against crowds of law students applying for jobs.
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