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"can be refined into" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means that something has the potential to be improved or perfected. You can use it when you want to describe a process or transformation from something basic or rough to something more polished or sophisticated. Example: "This rough draft can be refined into a well-written masterpiece with some editing and revising."
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Both processes produce bitumen, which needs extra treatment before it can be refined into petrol.
The plant is producing a "biocrude" from wood chips which can be refined into gasoline or diesel.
This problem is not trivial considering the number of different ways in which the abstract point-to-point specification can be refined into a concrete communication structure.
It also envisions a possible future for biofuels that can be refined into a product that is chemically similar to gasoline.
Or it can be refined into biodiesel that can fuel tractors, trucks or trains.Jatropha contains a toxic protein similar to ricin.
The music industry has been banging on about "discovery" for several years now, in some quarters with hopes that the art of finding new bands to listen to can be refined into a science, of sorts.
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This basic approach can be refined in several ways.
While policy evaluation engines are expected to provide improved performance towards the future (e.g.,[18]), the cost functions in the algorithm can be refined to take into account this overhead.
The existing knowledge of the pastoralists studied can be refined and incorporated into camel production methods, to enhance the efficiency of their production systems so as to improve their overall pastoral livelihoods.
Cross validation demonstrates that 5-years survival rates can be refined by incorporating PMP22 into the prediction model.
As more trial specific accrual data becomes available, the prediction can be refined by bringing this data into the calculation.
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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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