Sentence The phrase 'upgrading in' is not a standard phrase or usage in written English.
You could use the phrase 'upgrading to' instead. Example sentence: I'm looking forward to upgrading to the newest version of the software.
The other is disposing of computers that are beyond upgrading, in an environmentally responsible way — thus reducing, at least to some extent, the vast amount of toxic materials that end up in landfills and municipal incinerators.
These findings are consistent with the analytical scenarios where RTAs promote upgrading in productivity levels.
The report also says that iOS 6 saw rapid gains, with 40percentt of users upgrading in the first week.
Some might be skipping Windows XP and waiting for Longhorn to show up, but other users may figure that upgrading in general isn't worth the hassle.
The National Grid has argued that the electricity infrastructure needs upgrading in mid Wales to cope with planned new, more powerful wind farms.
It has argued that the electricity infrastructure needs upgrading in mid Wales to cope with planned new, more powerful wind farms.
Improvement on productivity and profitability; The absence of any particular programmed or policy regarding technology upgrading in industrial SMEs, with the exception of ISO.
There is also considerable uncertainty over the cost of upgrading in terms of capital costs, operating costs and performance and some preliminary estimates are included.
However, a few emerging regional innovation systems in developing countries are beginning to challenge this scenario by rapidly upgrading in the value chain.
→ Effective in increasing long-run employability and earnings through skill upgrading In recessions to counter disadvantages of work sharing schemes, to strengthen LM attachment, and upgrade skills.
Whatever the case, most normal people probably won't be upgrading in the near future because of the $140-per-month price tag.
