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Discover LudwigThe phrase "well grounded by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is firmly established or supported by evidence or reasoning. Example: "Her argument was well grounded by extensive research and data analysis."
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Hay's poems in English and Scots tend to be rhythmically monotonous, and although his Gaelic forms are intricate and evidently well grounded, Byrne concludes by saying that "Hay's influence on the development of literary form in Gaelic has been minimal".
It should be regarded, not as a tested hypothesis, but as a set of proposals that are very well grounded in and supported by empirical data.
Our hypothesis based on IL-6, IL-17A, IL-22, and IL-23 stimulations by lectins is well grounded on the literature that shows many lectins with immunomodulatory effects.
Their fears are well grounded.
Dr. Ride's instincts are well grounded.
Such fears may be well grounded.
The fear of retaliation is well grounded.
So C > p is perfectly well grounded.
Well grounded.
Are these fears well grounded?
As well, ground deformation by GPS measurements suggested inflation of the region in the same time scale.
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