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Discover LudwigThe phrase "readily at hand" is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used to indicate that something is easily accessible or available when needed. Example: "I always keep a first aid kit readily at hand in case of emergencies."
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And that's with everything -- clips and sound files -- readily at hand.
Happily, a tool is readily at hand: Christoph Wolff's magisterial new biography, "Johann Sebastian Bach: The Learned Musician".
But let's assume headache pills are readily at hand – is all this diversity of meaning necessarily a bad thing?
Luckily, there is a solution readily at hand: a gray horde of retirees, many of whom want to work at something.
As it happened, there was a reform vehicle readily at hand that would have made the omnibus farm bill fairer and cheaper.
And it would be built on art that was readily at hand, meaning art that was in China's earth, which archaeologists redoubled their efforts to reveal.
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Information such as the location on the chromosome, alleles, Ensembl validation state, and conservation scores are readily at the hands of the researcher.
Until we see tangible change on our own soil, some 48 million uninsured and millions of under-insured Americans can sleep a little easier knowing about access to global options more readily and reliably at hand.
A convenience sample may be defined as a sample of the population that is readily available or close at hand.
Such a task becomes easier if readily modulable chiral ligands are at hand.
They keep it close at hand and readily accessible.
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