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Discover LudwigThe phrase "course oriented to" is correct and usable in written English.
You would typically use this phrase when talking about a course that is designed to focus on a specific subject, or which meets certain requirements or objectives. For example, "This course is oriented to helping students develop their writing skills."
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Akay and Boz (2009) asked prospective science teachers to respond to questionnaires about problem posing after participation in a course oriented to mathematical problem posing.
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The course was oriented to junior, senior, and graduate students who had completed prior science coursework.
The vessel diameters were measured on reconstructions perpendicularly oriented to the vessel course.
This suggests that the courses in the first year of college should be oriented to effective chest compression, safe and early defibrillation, and good communication with the dispatcher.
The museum is oriented to Indian cosmology, with windows designed to track the sun's course across interior walls.
Not all 100,000 stars in the field of Kepler's view would have their planetary systems oriented to provide eclipses from our particular point of view, of course.
Osteons exhibit a gently spiral course oriented along the axis of the bone.
They were oriented to aerospace.
And we are heavily oriented to family activities".
We're oriented to teams".
We're oriented to this model.
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