The phrase "preservation unit" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It describes a specific unit or area used for preserving something, such as a food preservation unit in a kitchen or a document preservation unit in a museum. Example: The library's preservation unit is responsible for protecting and maintaining rare and fragile books.
The issue was resolved when a crew from the Park Service's self-insured preservation unit smoothed the area on Thursday night using a synthetic mineral sand called Jet-Mag that had been successfully tested.
To overcome fears that patients would be allowed to die for the sake of their organs, officials said that doctors and paramedics trying to resuscitate a patient would not be told whether the preservation unit was waiting in the wings until a supervisor had given the order to stop rescue efforts.
"You have to think about HAMP in the context of who it was supposed to help and why," said Phyllis Caldwell, chief of Treasury's homeownership preservation unit.
i At 5 months after socket preservation, 4-unit fixed bridges were placed.
From a clinical perspective, follicular ostia are preserved in non-scarring alopecia, while histopathologically, there is preservation of follicular unit architecture, presence of intact sebaceous glands, and normal to near normal numbers of hair follicles.
The results provided clear evidence for the Keggin unit preservation in the heteropolyanions for pretreatments at temperature not exceeding 723 K.
During the last decade methodological developments have addressed issues such as correction for the shape of the radiocarbon calibration curve in the probability analysis of dated fluvial units and for variable alluvial unit preservation.
All 10 patients with a poliomyelitislike illness who had even minimal preservation of motor unit potentials on initial electromyogram improved in strength in associated myotomes at 4 months; 4 patients with no motor unit potentials on initial electromyogram did not improve in strength in these myotomes.
Rather, it is future tenants who are likely to benefit from the preservation of affordable units sought by the suit, she said.
"In my view the most effective use of city money is for the preservation of existing units, leaving new production mainly to the private sector".
Although in the past decade, there has been a trend to move from radical nephrectomy to nephron preservation, many renal units are still lost unnecessarily.
