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Alc24 Posted 17 years ago
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EXCEEDS (could the following be said?)

Can you say?

1 Demands exceed rental availabilities. There are too many people looking for apartments and not enough apartments.

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You can say that, but it's more idiomatic to use the singular. Also, if it's clear that you are talking about aparment rentals, leave out rental , like this: Demand exceeds availability. Also, Demand exceeds supply.

— CalifJim

  • You can say that, but it's more idiomatic to use the singular.
  • Also, if it's clear that you are talking about aparment rentals, leave out rental , like this: Demand exceeds availability.
  • Also, Demand exceeds supply.
  • CJ
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You can say that, but it's more idiomatic to use the singular. Also, if it's clear that you are talking about aparment rentals, leave out rental, like this:

Demand exceeds availability.

Also,
Demand exceeds supply.

CJ
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