Conjunction after "such that"
Consider the sentence:
"we choose an object X such that P and Q",
where P and Q are two predicates. I think the whole sentence is a bit hard to read, because the "and" after "P" may be confused as the beginning of a new sentence (even Q may not be a sentence).
Is there a better way to write such a sentence?
Thank you for the suggestions.
Top answer
anonymous "we choose an object X such that P and Q", I can make a perfectly acceptable sentence from that rather cryptic pattern. We choose a work of art such that it fits the space and it pleases the eye .
- anonymous "we choose an object X such that P and Q", I can make a perfectly acceptable sentence from that rather cryptic pattern.
- We choose a work of art such that it fits the space and it pleases the eye .
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anonymous"we choose an object X such that P and Q",
I can make a perfectly acceptable sentence from that rather cryptic pattern.
We choose a work of art such that it fits the space and it pleases the eye.
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