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Discover LudwigThe phrase "first executed" is correct and is commonly used in written English.
You can use it to to refer to the first of any type of action, event, or task that has been performed. For example, "The first executed artwork of the artist was met with critical acclaim."
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Of a different order is "Trespass," a work first executed in 1966.
The first, executed in 2002, involved pitting ladybird beetles against the cottony cushion scale, an invasive insect.
Gissendaner had been the only woman on Georgia's death row and was the first executed in the southern US state in seven decades.
These 100 phrases are first executed, one after the other, by two dancers (Ramona Kelly and Daniel Baker on Saturday) in loose unison.
The Flemish master, it turned out, revised the painting some 20 years after he first executed it, in 1609, adding a self-portrait and changing the Virgin's posture.
Seen through a Nietzschean lens -- the Riehl House, Mies's first executed work (1907) -- his classicism reveals the irrational strain of Greek thought in its relationship to the landscape.
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Embarking on sculpture, he taught himself the techniques, first executing busts and then lifesize pieces.
This loop statement first executes its body statement.
When the neighbour controller processes a packet, it first executes the Neighbour Monitor before passing it to the Neighbour Filter Engine.
Therefore, to execute the tool, the users must first execute the AspectJ weaver to instrument the target code with the aspects provided by the tool's implementation.
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