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The phrase "envisaged of" is not correct in written English.
The correct usage would typically involve "envisaged" followed by a direct object or a preposition like "as" or "in." Example: "The project was envisaged as a way to improve community engagement."
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In addition, the possibility we had envisaged of using the results of a recent GWAS for prediction in individual patients should be dismissed.
A simulation might be envisaged of an older person in their home being prompted by the robot about a meal time or querying why they are making for the front door in the middle of the night.
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Sadly, many of the regional integration plans we envisaged for a host of reasons never effectively took off.
He envisaged some of News Corporation's large library of media content being beamed to pupils' terminals.
Such research will certainly need to extend well beyond the currently envisaged deadline of 2017.
Davis envisaged periods of uplift followed by erosion (chiefly fluvial) that yielded successively 'youthful,'maturere,' and 'old' landscapes.
He envisaged sets of abstract objects endowed with operations.
If, as it is envisaged, most of the extant tariffs are cut to zero, TTIP would therefore liberalise a third of world trade.
Its plan envisages approval of $260 billion of claims, a mere quarter of the total filed.
At the same time, some conceptual designs of fusion power reactors envisage utilization of several hundred tons of this metal.
The Street of Crocodiles envisages some of these events.
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