The phrase 'install a computer' is a correct and usable sentence in written English.
It could be used in a sentence like this: "We need to install a computer in the classroom for our students to use."
Mr Yilmaz wants to hire 190,000 teachers, open hundreds of new schools and install a computer for every ten pupils all in less than four years.
She was so taken with the novel mode of communication that she decided, with encouragement from the club's administrators, to install a computer in her home.
It turned out that people didn't want to install a computer on their face in order to make everybody hate them.
Beginning in December, officials will install a computer screen at each end of the platform showing a graphic representation of the entire L line and the location of every train on it.
AS technology makes it easier for workers to do their jobs from home, buyers and renters in New York are seeking dedicated space where they can install a computer, a comfortable swivel chair and a desk, and block out productivity-sapping distractions.
For more than a decade, the agency has been trying to join its more technologically advanced counterparts and install a computer system that will allow train dispatchers to know something that most riders might be disturbed to learn the dispatchers do not already know: exactly where the trains are.
But even before the walls go up in new houses, it takes special expertise to install a computer-ready network, as Yerachmiel Altman discovered when he tried to have his new house in Lakewood, N.J., wired with computer cable.
In the early nineties, the museum's curator installed a computer.
"Dad was furious when I took out one of the beds and installed a computer.
A believer in free access to knowledge, in 2010 Swartz installed a computer in an M.I.T. supply closet and downloaded a large number of old academic articles.
She also said the department installed a computer system last fall to allow case managers to better track children in the system.
