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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

Analitics of

What phrase is best:
"Analytics of Brasil"
"Analytics in Brasil"
"Brasilian analytic chemistry"

Many thanks in advance.
  

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You would have to give the larger context of this question, as all three phrases can have different meanings. Is this phrase a part of a sentence?

— Slider

  • You would have to give the larger context of this question, as all three phrases can have different meanings.
  • Is this phrase a part of a sentence?
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You would have to give the larger context of this question, as all three phrases can have different meanings. Is this phrase a part of a sentence?
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I meant what would be the best as a name of an article about analytical chemistry in Brasil.
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Well, the first two listed are quite vague, so #3 would be the best out of the choices listed...but perhaps you just said it best when you explained it to me: "Analytical Chemistry in Brasil."
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Thank you, Slider.
Actually, I wanted to have something sounds laconically.
Does "Analitics of Brasil" sound like "analyses of Brasil"?
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"Analysis of Brasil" and "Analitics of Brasil" sounds like you are studying the country of Brasil. You want your title to give the reader an idea of what the paper is about.

I wouldn't sacrifice clarity for brevity. What you are really talking about is Analytical Chemistry in Brasil, right? If you cut out the "Chemistry" part, it becomes something totally different. Likewise, if you
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Thanks a lot for the explanation!
I'll choose "Analytical Chemistry in Brasil".
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