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Discover Ludwig"has not observed" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe a situation where someone did not notice or pay attention to something. Example: The teacher has not observed any significant improvement in the student's grades after implementing new study strategies. Here, "has not observed" is used to indicate that the teacher did not see any noticeable changes in the student's grades. This sentence can be used in a progress report or an email to the student's parents or guardians.
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Elliott has not observed a big increase in buyers turning away from traditional bridal shops.
San Francisco General Hospital has not observed any significant increase in respiratory complaints, spokesman Brent Andrew said.
"Anybody who doesn't think that there's a Soros empire in Hungary has not observed the facts," Scruton told the magazine.
Since then, the group has not observed human footprints or any boats pulling up to the shoal, Ms. Barnes said.
The center has not observed the same syndrome in other seals.
She also conceded that such risks "have the potential to have a significant economic effect", but the Federal Reserve has not observed such an effect at this point.
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Why would we have not observed this?
He had not observed it himself.
Nursing staff had not observed any difficulties.
Corneille, indeed, had not observed the dramatic unities in Le Cid.
But Oklahoma officials said they had not observed much activity.
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Justyna Jupowicz-Kozak
CEO of Professional Science Editing for Scientists @ prosciediting.com