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Discover LudwigThe phrase "at two sites" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate a location or place where something is happening or has happened. Here are a few examples of how it can be used: 1. The construction company will be working at two sites this month, one in the suburbs and one in the city center. 2. The archaeologists discovered ancient artifacts at two different sites in the remote valley. 3. Our company has offices at two sites in the UK, one in London and one in Manchester. 4. The festival will be held at two sites this year, the main stage at the park and the smaller stages at the beach. 5. The rare species of bird was spotted at two different breeding sites in the national park.
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It will be available initially at two sites.
For this project, Brewster's journals are being transcribed at two sites, DigiVol and FromThePage.
#2) Many Maiasaura nests have been found at two sites, Egg Mountain and Egg Island.
The production of P. perfoliata seed clusters decreased with increasing weevil populations at two sites, and seedling production declined over time at two sites by 75%and87%75%and87%
Inspectors found traces of weapons-grade uranium at two sites last month.
But even with agents at two sites, finding the samples they wanted proved difficult.
The authority plans to put 4 of the 11 turbines at two sites in the Bronx.
The company is in charge of constructing four of these new model reactors at two sites.
At two sites where influent contained elevated dissolved Al (>5 mg/liter), drain performance declined rapidly.
Experiments were conducted at two sites (near Toulouse and Orléans, France) over two years.
At least 10 different individuals, comprising surgeons, assistants and scrub nurses, were observed at two sites.
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