The phrase "of reiteration" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the act of repeating something or emphasizing a point that has already been made. Example sentence: The speaker's constant use of reiteration drove home the importance of the issue at hand.
This is truly the age of reiteration.
The element of reiteration, however, could diminish the art form.
Salinger's use of reiteration and redundancy in Holden's self-communion conveys this.
Mr. Kinsley has made something of a practice of reiteration throughout his career.
(Many millions of Muslims live in harmony with the modern values of personal sovereignty and human rights: another self-evident truth in need of reiteration).
What worries me now is that we will get Ms. Baldrige's legacy wrong, that this "doyenne of decorum" was some kind of fusty old thing, some kind of reiteration of Emily Post.
His first book, Part of the World, is a meditation on repetition, but Robert pushed it past the lazy realm of poetics-by-way-of-reiteration.
That means we can all start season four with a fresh slate, looking forward to new challenges instead of reiterations of the old ones.
The quotes are exactly what you'd expect: a series of reiterations of the fact that techno has the power to push us towards transcendence, interspersed with paeans to music's all-pervading importance.
The number of reiterations of a given repeat unit varied from 5 to 22 (Additional file 1b), and SSRs with five reiterations (the minimum limit set during the SSR marker discovery) were the most abundant.
A total of 5,035 56.033%) low-complexity sequences in the 3D7 strain have at least one single amino acid repeat of length 5 or more, of which 3,779 are made of the reiteration of a single codon.
