"descriptions of schools" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when talking about the characteristics of individual schools or about schools in general. For example, "This website features detailed descriptions of schools across the country."
Gove, a former journalist, delighted his ex-colleagues in the Murdoch press and the Daily Mail with his chortling description of school inspectors, civil servants and teachers as "the Blob".
Against that all-too-familiar backdrop, I'm wondering how I'd advise a daughter who came to me with a description of school hallways she hates to walk down because every fourth boy has found a fresh new way of making a lewd gesture.
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As with many other descriptions of literary schools, magical realism eventually came to seem almost as much a curse as a blessing.
However, the 17 schools are as institutions homogeneous in structure and our purpose was not to create deep descriptions of each school.
His descriptions of art school make it clear that he was far from a conventional student.
You can also use an "advanced search" page to type in the name or number of a school to get a description of the school, including a "school report card," which shows how students scored on state English and math tests.
More focus groups at each school would have enabled a more detailed description of the schools.
A detailed description of these schools is beyond the remit of this article but is available at the website of the UK medical schools council (http://www.medschools.co.uk).
That meaning is not captured by descriptions of physically identical schools or physically identical railroad cars.
