The phrase "observation how" is not correct and cannot be used in written English.
A phrase that could be used in written English instead is "observing how" or "by observing how." For example: By observing how the students interacted in the classroom, the teacher gathered valuable insights into their behavior.
Had I known I'd never have got involved with it", chime neatly with Maxim Gorky's observation: "How lonely Chekhov is.
That's an unexpected observation: How much more personal can you get than to trace the death of a husband, the disruption of a family?
The video is almost comically over-the-top, but buried in the theatrics, McCreath makes a compelling (and non-controversial) observation: "how are you [Pride] supposed to get your message out there when you won't even talk to the media?" Others have expressed their disappointment in a more subdued manner.
Our main finding is the observation how the learners progress from groups to teams through IPC.
From your experience and observation, how comfortable are the male doctors when communicating with you regarding your bladder condition?
This allows a comparison between the treatment groups but also the observation how the health status may change in the course of time.
They sat in offices and recorded observations (how workers dressed, their mood, how authority was expressed).
In this initial study, we examine from observations how a nearly flow-aligned IMF drapes about the magnetopause.
Finally, several numerical examples demonstrate the efficiency of our method, and provide some reasonable and meaningful observations how the estimation performance is influenced by the observation noise power and numbers of sensors or quantization levels.
An extensive literature about these critical scientific concerns focuses on what constitutes reliable and valid observations, how to collect and synthesize data, and how to interpret and report the findings.
As you taste, notice how the wine opens up and make your own observations how the wine lingers on your palette.
