The phrase "individual language" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a person's unique way of using language, including their specific vocabulary, syntax, and style. Example: "The author's individual language, with its complex sentences and vivid descriptions, captivated readers and set their work apart from other novels."
It features language-skill assessment and self-assessment tools and methods for refreshing individual language knowledge.
In his own curious and powerfully individual language, he describes his stand against oppression.
The company began selling individual language apps for $1.99 on iTunes last week.
"I had this realization that every individual language does at least one thing better than every other language," he said.
Imagine being the customer, we hate being sold to – so I focus on the conversation and the individual language".
Such works are best suited to subjects with easily caricatured physical appearances, copiously documented examples of wit and anecdotal eloquence, and an emphatic, highly individual language.
Closely allied with behavioral psychology, it viewed language as a social phenomenon and the linguist's task as the compilation of minutely detailed grammatical inventories of individual languages.
The knowledge of most of the individual languages of Africa is still very incomplete, but there are known to be in excess of 1,500 distinct languages.
Specialization in individual languages will be subsumed into courses leading to a broader degree, the bachelor's of European language and culture, starting in 2013, he said.
Although some historical and structural linkages can be traced with other groups in North and South America, individual languages reflect millennia of relative isolation (see South American Indian languages).
The discussion of the individual languages that follows divides them into the two main groups, beginning with Irish, which is the oldest attested.
