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Discover LudwigThe phrase "vertical file" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a type of filing system where documents are stored in a vertical position, often in a cabinet or folder. Example: "The office has a vertical file system that allows for easy access to important documents."
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The vertical file was a stunning accomplishment.
The typewriter was first sold commercially in 1867; the vertical file cabinet dates to the eighteen-eighties.
It's a better filing cabinet than the original vertical file, and if Dewey were alive today, he'd no doubt be working very happily in an information-technology department somewhere.
Penn responded by picking up one of the spikes that newspapermen sometimes keep on their desks as a sort of old-fashioned vertical file, jamming it up his nose ("It's like the old carny trick of driving a nail up your nose — not a trick, really, just a skill"), and spinning it around by the papers at its base.
Ray complexes are multicellular, composed of one vertical file of approx. 8 cells.
Buy only vertical file cabinets.
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"I hadn't stopped to think about how radical vertical filing was.
In 1909 the State Department introduced vertical filing systems with a decimal index, replacing hard-to-search bound volumes.
Now a railroad could buy one of Dewey's vertical filing cabinets, and put the schedule under "S," where everyone could find it.
Cell division planes in the zone just below the apex of the shoot tend to be oriented so that vertical files of cells are formed.
The vertical files are labeled 'a' through 'h', from White's left (i.e. the queenside) to White's right.
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