Sentence examples for put into contact from inspiring English sources
"put into contact" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It means to bring two or more things or people into communication or connection with each other. Example: The event organizer put the attendees into contact with each other by facilitating icebreaker activities.
Finally, she went to the State Department of Social Services and was put into contact with the Catholic Charities of Community Service of Yonkers.
The tip was then put into contact with the TNP layer deposited on the glass slide (Figure 2g).
The anode cassette is confined by a separator envelope and put into contact with the air electrode via a free-electrolyte compartment.
However, one of the crucial problems in obtaining Fe nanostructures is that they commonly burn up when they are put into contact with air due to the strong activity of Fe.
The thermocouple was carefully inserted into the combustion medium and the temperature was registered from the time the beaker was put into contact with the hotplate until the end of the combustion process.
A detailed experimental analysis of the influence of different process and design parameters (temperature, pressure, flow rates, design of the static mixer used to put into contact aqueous solution and CO2) has been carried out.
It is noteworthy that this threshold is higher than the optimum found for the hybrid's performance (Fig. 3), suggesting that the production of heterotic hybrids is likely to occur as soon as the two parental populations are (naturally or artificially) put into contacts.
"They ended up playing some good territory because of either our knock-ons or just the intensity they put into those contact areas.
If the response isn't effective, the consumer could be put into immediate contact with a nurse or doctor through the same device they had just been using.
And, since Republicans go into the closing weeks of the election season at a higher level of mobilization, the dollars put into GOTV contact will have a proportionately greater impact on Democratic levels of mobilization and turnout.
Kennedy lost Thomas' vote, however -- and with it, the majority -- for the section of his opinion limiting the decision from reaching cases in which detainees will neither be entered into the general population nor put into "substantial contact with other detainees".
