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"our further discussion" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to future conversations or debates on a particular topic or issue. Here is an example: "Thank you for your input, John. Your points have given us much to consider. Let's continue this discussion at our next meeting and see if we can reach a consensus on the matter."
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In our development, we will use the following preliminary results for our further discussion.
Therefore, we do not include Factor 4 in our further discussion.
In order to state this result and to summarize our further discussion, we start by giving some notation.
In our further discussion we assume that the assigned weights belong to the set {Low, BelowAverage, Average, AboveAverage, High, Exact}, in which the values are listed in strictly decreasing order of priority.
Hence, we ignore the (phi _k) in our further discussion and only analyze the powers of the exponentials (mathrm {e}^{mathrm {i} psi _k}) which arise in the other terms (varphi _{[w]},).
Our further discussion with respondent groups established that the volume measurement they provided were reflections of the actual milk production in their milking sheep and goats during the wet season.
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And here is a common ground for our further discussions.
It draws a few important borderlines that will be helpful in our further discussions.
In order to prove our main results, we mention the following results for our further discussions.
This size variation is relatively small and should not affect our further discussions.
Recently, without using the normality of P Li and Jiang [4] proved the following sandwich theorem in the sense of w-convergence, which is very important for our further discussions.
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