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Discover LudwigThe phrase "friendly for" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a quality or characteristic of something that is suitable or accommodating for a particular purpose or audience. Example: This restaurant is very family-friendly, with a kids' menu and a play area, making it a great choice for parents with young children.
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The simplicity of IASPLS makes it more user friendly for biologists.
"It isn't friendly for families," says González.
We've been friendly for many years.
They have been friendly for a few years.
We had already been friendly for a while.
The two women remained friendly for several years.
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"It's user-friendly for normal people, not for Internet fanatics".
"But it's not user-friendly for the moment".
It is user-friendly, for both the bookie and the bettor, even though it remains illegal.
"We think this will be more efficient and customer-friendly for us".
I wanted a place that was dog-friendly — for my dog — with a garden," he said.
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