Are These the Exact Same Thing?
Sorry, for the half-sentences here, but I am unsure of how I want to phrase its first half yet.
"… geometry and its applicability to business decision-making."
Or:
"… geometry and its application in business decision-making."
Is one more frequently used? Does one sound better? Is there some small subtle imperceptible difference between them? Or is it a toss-up? Thanks very much. Proud to join the site.
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NewUsername Sorry, for the half-sentences here, but I am unsure of how I want to phrase its first half yet. Well, let's see what you're thinking of, at least.
- NewUsername Sorry, for the half-sentences here, but I am unsure of how I want to phrase its first half yet.
- Well, let's see what you're thinking of, at least.
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NewUsernameSorry, for the half-sentences here, but I am unsure of how I want to phrase its first half yet.
Well, let's see what you're thinking of, at least.
0NewUsername"…He gained an understanding of geometry and its applicability to business decision-making." Or: "…He gained an understanding of geometry and its application in business decision-making." Is one more frequently used?
Probably, but I suspect that is an arbitrary fact.
NewUsernameDoes one sound better?
Not
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