The phrase "respect of language" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when discussing attitudes or behaviors towards language, such as valuing and honoring different languages or using language in a respectful manner. Example: It is important to foster respect of language in a diverse classroom, where students come from various linguistic backgrounds.
"The identity of this little girl is still unknown," the words on the stone read, an attempt to lend a measure of respect to language more often seen on fliers stuck to light poles after a crime.
One important strength of this study is the inclusion of a diverse group of women with respect to language (English and French), geography (urban and rural), parity and fFN results.
To increase the validity of our measures the questionnaire was re-verified with respect to language and ease of understanding the questions by Kantar Sifo.
Secondly, there were a number of barriers with respect to language.
To this end, travel information was presented to two different groups of participants with respect to language proficiency (natives and non-natives) in three different ways, through popular nomadic systems, a PDA, a mobile phone SMS and a mobile phone plugged in a car audio system, in two kinds of traffic conditions (calm and dense).
The search was performed without restriction with respect to language or year of publication.
There were no restrictions with respect to language or date of publication.
Three sets of twins were discordant with respect to clinical diagnosis of autism, and 2 sets (with both co-twins diagnosed as autistic) differed with respect to severity of language impairment.
"It's a job that requires knowledge, passion and respect for language," said Lesley Visser of CBS's "The N.F.L. Today," who has worked sidelines for CBS and ABC.
The models tested with respect to language as an indicator of migration background ranged from configural MI with 4 df over weak MI with 7 df to strong MI with 22 df.
