"preparing hard" is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it in any context that describes someone trying to get ready for something. For example, "She was preparing hard for her upcoming exam."
But it's a grand slam and everyone will be preparing hard for it.
The example calculations for preparing hard, soft and acidic freshwater surrogates with major ion compositions the same as published analyses, are presented in a generalized fashion that should allow preparation of any synthetic freshwater according to its known analysis.
In the present study, the electrodeposition conditions for Ni W/Al2O3 nano-composite coatings from aqueous electrolyte solutions have been developed with the view of preparing hard protective coatings.
Having fought hard not to be left out of the line-up, the Green leader is understood to be preparing hard to avoid the embarrassment of tripping up again on detail.
The major problems encountered in preparing hard and soft waters include dissolving sparingly soluble calcium carbonate, ensuring that the ionic components of each concentrated stock solution cannot form an insoluble salt and dealing with the supersaturation of calcium carbonate in many hard waters.
Both campaigns are preparing hard for the debate at the University of Arizona, hoping to come out of the last face-to-face meeting with a perceived victory and a momentum that will carry them the remaining three weeks of a campaign gaining in intensity.
"We prepared hard this week, and it showed," said Sam Garnes, the Giants' strong safety.
A new planning law is being prepared, hard on the heels of another one that is still causing ministers problems.
"I knew I had to prepare hard mentally because I wasn't going to get the reps physically," Kubiak said.
If you want to attack hard, you have to prepare hard, which Carlsen has made clear just doesn't float his boat.
An original composite target configuration with various STi/ STi+SAl) area ratios was used to prepare hard TixAl1−xN thin films by r.f.
