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Discover LudwigThe phrase "used up for" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something has been fully utilized or exhausted for a particular purpose or action. Example: The allotted budget for the project has been used up for salaries and supplies, leaving no room for additional expenses.
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Requests are considered until the funding is used up for the year.
One thing is that the headers for PORT D are partially used up for VDD and GND.
What happens to the Good Journal when its first year of funding is used up, for example?
What this means in practice is that appointments will be used up for well, low-risk people, while unwell folk with symptoms will struggle to get an appointment.
Skimmers or surf clams are used up for the lighthouse tower and the light is a chunk of black glass found on the beach.
However, the question is still there – can the NZE target be achieved in this type of building even all the possible space is used up for the renewable energy facilities?
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Unwanted denim is good to use up for this project.
Man will find substitutes for metal & fuel as it is used up, but not for water.
"If each team used up 24 seconds for a shot, they would average 60 shots.
We have used up all of our room for manoeuvre.
Tim Anderson, Nanban A Spanish classic, ideal for using up an old loaf for a complete meal.
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