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Anon f8r Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Establishment.
I know it could mean the establishing of an organization or institution. Can we use the word to mean the establishing of a building? For example, 'to expedite the establishment of retirement residences.'?
Thank you.
Thank you.
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It's possible, but it would normally have connotations of something more than just the physical construction of a building -- usually relating to an associated organisation or institution, as you say.
- It's possible, but it would normally have connotations of something more than just the physical construction of a building -- usually relating to an associated organisation or institution, as you say.
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It's possible, but it would normally have connotations of something more than just the physical construction of a building -- usually relating to an associated organisation or institution, as you say.
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