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DiAAnaP Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

"from lowest to highest"

Is it correct to say "there are five different sensitivity levels ranging from lowest to highest"?
Or else, what's a better to rewrite it?
  

Top answer

The sentence may be grammatically correct but I get the impression that it was written for nitwits. I would write: There are five sensitivity levels. If there are five of them, they are obviously different.

— Cool Breeze

  • The sentence may be grammatically correct but I get the impression that it was written for nitwits.
  • I would write: There are five sensitivity levels.
  • If there are five of them, they are obviously different.
  • Any fool also understands that there is a difference between the levels and they therefore range from low to high or high to low.
  • CB
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The sentence may be grammatically correct but I get the impression that it was written for nitwits. I would write: There are five sensitivity levels. If there are five of them, they are obviously different. Any fool also understands that there is a difference between the levels and they therefore range from low to high or high to low.

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