"language maintenance" is a correct phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the act of preserving a language and its traditions. For example: "The local school taught language maintenance in order to keep the dialect alive."
"When you think about the scale of the issue … there's always room for more if you realise these positive spinoffs from what language maintenance and revival can offer".
Secondly, the keys to true fluency are full cultural "immersion" and long term language "maintenance".
This set represents the "good health" of a system beyond which its safe existence would be jeopardized; in the context of language maintenance, it characterizes the safe coexistence of both languages.
Ms. Weinstein has sponsored a broader divorce bill in the Assembly that includes a no-fault provision but has different language on maintenance awards than the Senate bill.
Maintenance language in prenups can be included, but complex and convoluted maintenance plans should be discouraged, especially ones that weave together unborn children and maintenance.
In this paper, we motivate the need for language support for maintenance of distributed state, describe the design goals for the transactor model, provide an operational semantics for a simple transactor calculus, and provide several examples of applications of the transactor model in a higher-level language.
The city's Transportation Department, which recently accelerated its meter retirement program, says the change will benefit city and citizen alike: the new meters read credit cards, speak seven languages, require less maintenance, and free up room on the sidewalk.
The following interactions were significant: voicing maintenance with language (z = -12.2, p < 0.001); voicing maintenance with stop duration (z = 5.7, p < 0.001) with higher voicing maintenance differences for short stop durations; vowel duration with language (z = -16.2, p < 0.001); vowel duration with stop duration (z = -2.34, p < 0.001).
It cannot be assumed that areas that do not show activation can be safely resected, and conversely, it cannot be assumed that areas that do activate are essential to maintenance of language function (Seghier et al., 2011).
Cultural variation in the population is maintained by migration of new groups, residential segregation of groups defined by their culture and ethnicity, the maintenance of language of origin by the first and, to a lesser degree, the second generation of immigrants, and the existence of formal social organizations (religious institutions, clubs, community or family-based associations).
Usability may be considered in terms of initial setup, ongoing maintenance, programming languages available, user interface available, amount of documentation, or availability of a knowledgeable user community.
