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Discover Ludwig"keyed to the" can be correctly used in written English.
It is used to refer to something that has been specifically designed or tailored to a certain thing. For example, "The tool was keyed to the machine's particular specifications."
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They are arranged in groups, keyed to the wall diagram.
His playing was dazzling but never distracting, keyed to the needs of the whole.
The book is more about sorrows than joys, but keyed to "the intermittences of the heart".
Microfossil material is organized by specimen number, and keyed to the Specimen table.
Recent comparative material is organized by taxon, and keyed to the Taxon table.
Requirements ("PCC core") are keyed to the current PCC RDA BSR policies.
Interpretive maps keyed to the register and indices and glossaries are included.
"The practice of selling U.S. products abroad at prices keyed to the local market is longstanding.
"There has never been a restaurant better keyed to the tempo of Manhattan," raved the reviewer.
It is keyed to the ubiquity of Native Americans in popular culture.
They are keyed to the sienna and ocher tones of her Upper East Side apartment.
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