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"Clear understanding" is when you understand something clearly, without any ambiguity. "Clear ed understanding" doesn't mean anything, as far as I can tell. Did you read it somewhere?
- "Clear understanding" is when you understand something clearly, without any ambiguity.
- "Clear ed understanding" doesn't mean anything, as far as I can tell.
- Did you read it somewhere?
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"Clear understanding" is when you understand something clearly, without any ambiguity. "Cleared understanding" doesn't mean anything, as far as I can tell. Did you read it somewhere? If you just heard it, I think you were probably mis-hearing "clear understanding."
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No, read it
"The goals ...are seen to benfits both the organization and the individual through improved communication, cleared understanding, and increased motivation and commitment."
"The goals ...are seen to benfits both the organization and the individual through improved communication, cleared understanding, and increased motivation and commitment."
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Next time, please give the context when you ask! We are not mind-readers.
I suppose it means "understanding which has been made [more] clear," but it's a very strange usage. It would be more common to say "clearer" understanding. Perhaps it's a typo.
I suppose it means "understanding which has been made [more] clear," but it's a very strange usage. It would be more common to say "clearer" understanding. Perhaps it's a typo.
soheil1"The goals ...are seen to benfitsThis should be "The goals . . . are seen to benefit.
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