Conjuction

Hi,

I want to say





At present, there is no A having B properties

and I want to continue that, "Having an A with B properties is strongly needed"

How can I say it?

Can I say:

" At present, there is no A having B properties what is strongly needed". This is not correct grammar.

You could say -



At

Hi,
Thanks.
Can I say:" At present, there is no A having B properties, this is the case which is strongly needed"
I think although is strong. The conjuctive word in informal speaking may be "unfortunately" or something like this, but this is a sentence in a paper.

Best wishes, Mansooreh

Hi,

Can I say:" At present, there is no A having B properties, this is the case which is strongly needed"

I think although is strong. The conjuctive word in informal speaking may be "unfortunately" or something like this, but this is a sentence in a paper.

Are you asking whether you can say this?

At present, there is no A having B properties. Unfortunately, thi

Thanks again.

You did not mention whether I can say:

"At present, there is no A having B properties, this is the case which is strongly needed".

I read that in writing paper, it is not allowed to use sentimental words like sorry, unfortunately, worse and etc.

This is what that the reader of the paper should understand himself imlicitly not being mentioned expl

Hi,

You did not mention whether I can say:

"At present, there is no A having B properties, this is the case which is strongly needed".

No, it's a run-on sentence. You need to make two sentences.

eg At present, there is no A having B properties. This is the case which is strongly needed".

It's still awkward. That's why I suggested another way t

Hi,
Thank you very much.
This is the actual sentece:
" At present, there is no comprehensive method to distributedly manage mobile grid resources, this is the case which is strongly needed."

I think I can write:
" At present, there is no comprehensive method to distributedly manage mobile grid resources, although such method is strongly needed."

What is your idea

AnonymousHi,

Thank you very much.

This is the actual sentece:

At present, there is no comprehensive method to distributedly manage mobile grid resources, this is the case which is strongly needed."

I think I can write:

At present, there is no comprehensive method to distributedly manage mobile grid resource

Thanks.
I used "distributedly manage" instead of "distributed management" in some sentences of my paper.
Isn't it correct?
Best regards, Mansooreh

I don't really understand what "distributed management" is either, but the formermakes no sense at all.