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Discover LudwigThe phrase "becomes prominent" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It means that something becomes well-known or noticeable. Example: "As the election approaches, the candidate's stance on immigration becomes prominent in the media."
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Ulcers that penetrate the back wall of the stomach or duodenum erode into the pancreas, and back pain becomes prominent.
"The more he becomes prominent as the heir, the more that kind of behaviour comes under question.
The dominant rock constituting the composite volcanoes is andesite, but in some younger island arcs basalt tends to be more common, and in older volcanic areas dacite or rhyolite becomes prominent.
The humeral head becomes prominent with any attempted active elevation.
Therefore the education given about handicrafts becomes prominent.
By the proposed mechanism, the recovery of directional fine features becomes prominent.
However, in typical service-oriented systems, the coordination layer becomes prominent.
With this assumption, the flooding technique [7] becomes prominent due to its simplicity in implementation.
As the dominant component becomes prominent, the PAPR of the signal decreases.
Afterwards, deceleration becomes prominent as the concentration of ZnO in the suspension increases.
As the rate increases from to, the benefit of partitioning time slot becomes prominent.
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