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Discover Ludwig"dedicated parts" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to either distinct sections or components of something that are dedicated to a specific purpose. For example, "The research paper was divided into four dedicated parts in order to address each question individually."
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It is similar to other dedicated parts of State Supreme Court, which handle domestic violence, matrimonial and commercial issues.
FBSs are assigned non-overlapping dedicated parts of equal bandwidth B MHz from the spectrum pool.
It can be seen as a digital ecosystem due to its collaborative characteristic, where advanced methods and algorithms are applied in order to optimize control decisions as well as dedicated parts to facilitate information availability and access.
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Indeed, this is why the land is already a dedicated part of the Lincoln Memorial.
Harried, mediocre full-time employees with children do not necessarily perform better than talented, dedicated part-time ones.
Their daughter also dedicated part of the birthday money to helping her parents with the household expenses.
Dallas Buyers Club actor Leto dedicated part of his acceptance speech to the ongoing unrest in Ukraine when he was awarded the best supporting actor prize on Sunday evening.
She and her husband, Tom Gammill, both writers in Altadena, Calif., dedicated part of their house's lower level to their daughter, Alice, 16, and son, Henry, 18.
Paediatric patients are seen in a separate dedicated part of the emergency department.
But Mr Hunt dedicated part of his speech to suggesting there was contradiction in Labour's criticisms.
According to the technique proposed in[5], the frequency spectrum is divided into two parts, a macrocell dedicated part and a macrocell-femtocell shared spectrum part.
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