The phrase "in a toolkit" is a grammatically correct and commonly used part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used to describe the location or contents of a literal toolkit or figuratively to refer to a set of skills or resources that someone possesses. Example 1 (literal use): "I found a hammer and nails in a toolkit in the garage." Example 2 (figurative use): "As a teacher, having patience and creativity in your toolkit is essential."
In this sense, contrasting philosophies of philanthropy are no more in competition with each other than hammers and screwdrivers in a toolkit.
Pharmacy ownership, the designation of bakeries and the marketing of milk are also up for reform, all as recommended in a "toolkit" from the Paris-based Organisation for Economic Co-operation and DEconomic Co-operation
Our findings are incorporated in a toolkit targeting the cloud service and infrastructure providers.
We use the CTR tasks implemented as a quantitative measure of accessibility to functionality and not necessarily as an absolute measure of what is or is not implemented in a toolkit.
If PrEP is integrated into long-term control strategies for generalized epidemics in SSA, it will be introduced as one component in a toolkit of interventions, each being scaled to achievable coverage.
The POD Programme is a multi-component intervention and implementation process organised in a Toolkit (Table 5).
Additional reading Use of ceramic water filters in Cambodia UNICEF ROSA Chapter 4 Hygiene promotion in Behaviour change communication in emergencies: a toolkit.
In addition, a toolkit is provided to assist practitioners in optimizing their gesture recognizers in order to increase classification speed and reduce memory consumption for their designs.
We demonstrate the use of design tool called T-STAR in the domain of image processing, in which a toolkit called the TRAnsparent Image Problem Solving Environment (TRAIPSE) is extended to solve face-recognition problems.
English Russian Behaviour Change Communication in Emergencies: A toolkit [July 2006] Humanitarian practice and paradigms This section looks at how UNICEF approaches humanitarian action via a set of humanitarian principles.
Behaviour Change Communication In Emergencies: A Toolkit: A resource for emergency situations, it helps programme managers prepare, plan, implement and monitor behaviour change communication initiatives supporting health, hygiene and child protection efforts.
