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DiAAnaP Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
"a whole set of processes RANGING from.."
Can I actually say "the whole set of processes ranging from product developing,,, all the way to delivering are guarded under the most stringent scrutiny"? To me ranging from seems like a conjunction used for numbers, here "include" seems more appropriate?But I want to emphasize on the WHOLE set of the processes, which one should be more correct in this case?So baffled.THanks!
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You can say: The entire process from product development (all the way) to delivery is guarded under the most stringent controls.
- You can say: The entire process from product development (all the way) to delivery is guarded under the most stringent controls.
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You can say:
The entire process from product development (all the way) to delivery is guarded under the most stringent controls.
The entire process from product development (all the way) to delivery is guarded under the most stringent controls.
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teechrYou can say:The entire process from product development (all the way) to delivery is guarded under the most stringent controls.Thank you teechr, you are of so much help!
But would it make a difference if I singularized "controls"?
THANK YOU AGAIN;)
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diAAnaPBut would it make a difference if I singularized "controls"?That also works.
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