"deliberate preparation" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe the act of intentionally and carefully getting ready for something. Example: "The team's success was a result of their deliberate preparation for the big game, spending countless hours studying their opponents and perfecting their strategy."
What's more, unlocking capacity includes deliberate planning around not only what program-level initiatives will be eliminated, changed, or preserved, but also intentional preparation for the underlying behavior changes.
Evidence shows rapists use rape pornography as part of their deliberate pre-offence preparation.
Differences in the arsenic content in smalt may therefore be of significance and indicate deliberate choices in the preparation of the ore that manufacturers had discovered would improve the quality of the product, although further research is needed to understand this fully.
This is because expert levels of performance are achieved only after spending about 10 years in intense preparation with deliberate and structured practice lasting at most four hours per day (Ericsson and Lehmann, 1996), and we suggest that daily routine work is the time when palynologists can practice their core identification skills and attain expert levels of performance.
But seasoning was even-handed and deliberate in most other preparations.
Causes of DS intoxication include medication overdose, improper preparation of edible vegetables, deliberate abuse as a hallucinogen, use for homicide or robbery (we approve this correction), and accidental intoxication [2].
The study also found that the most effective preparation strategy was "solitary deliberate practice activities" rather than, say, reading books.
Further studies should therefore seek to identify the time at which good preparation is reached before deliberate practice is started.
The main contribution of this module is the preparation of an additional deliberate mismatch at the penultimate base of AS primers to increase the reaction specificity [ 8].
There was even a suggestion that the report was a deliberate attempt to disrupt England's preparations for the semi-final.
