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Recently, my supervisor suggested to write: "Earlier research work characterizes organizational tenure with a socialization process." Why can´t I say: Earlier research work characterizes organizational tenure by a socialization process.
Does by/with change the meaning of the sentence?
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" Why can´t I say: Earlier research work characterizes organizational tenure by a socialization process. Does by/with change the meaning of the sentence? Neither version sounds right to me.
- " Why can´t I say: Earlier research work characterizes organizational tenure by a socialization process.
- Does by/with change the meaning of the sentence?
- Neither version sounds right to me.
- " Is this what you are trying to say?
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Let me please ask a new question:
Recently, my supervisor suggested to me that I should write: "Earlier research work characterizes organizational tenure with a socialization process." Why can´t I say: Earlier research work characterizes organizational tenure by a socialization process.
Does by/with change the meaning of the sentence?
Neither version sou
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