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"in scope of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to indicate a matter that is under consideration or related to a certain topic as part of a larger discussion. For example, "We need to consider the legal implications of this decision in scope of our current regulations."
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(g) Design Made in Scope of Employment.
Out of 245 submissions, only two were in scope of the commissions vision.
This paper is prepared in scope of work done within EU HORIZON2020 MORE-CONNECT project.
The change in scope of monetary policy has contributed toward greater stability in the last twenty years.
That is a purpose of new procedure formation in scope of teaching of introductory courses of programming.
It's aimed that to discuss feedback reports, implementation images and training program in scope of an interdisciplinary approach.
The results show that the assessment using V-CCT reflects the contingency severity in scope of transient voltage dips.
Universities have been undergoing major changes in scope of activities, structures, processes and relationships since late in the 20th century.
"ART INTO LIFE: RUSSIAN CONSTRUCTIVISM, 1914-1932". An examination, unprecedented in scope, of an idealistic, heroic and short-lived art movement that set out to change the world.
The obtained impedance results as a whole were satisfactorily treated in scope of the so-called model of homogeneous films with two kinds of charge carriers.
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It is widely recognized that there is significant state-level variation in scope-of-practice regulations (SSoPRs) for nurse practitioners (NPs).
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