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ShaNap Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary

Is it correct?

Hello everyone,

Is the following sentence correct, and can the underlined word be used (even if not the best lexical choice)?

"We cannot discuss drug abuse as an adaptation problem without considering concrete examples."

Would you say that the sentence is correct and with logical meaning?

Thanks for the help!
  

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I have no earthly idea of what an "adaptation problem" is. Can you describe what type of problem you mean?

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  • I have no earthly idea of what an "adaptation problem" is.
  • Can you describe what type of problem you mean?
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I have no earthly idea of what an "adaptation problem" is.
Can you describe what type of problem you mean?
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Any problem to adapt. For example: socially.
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Don't you mean a problem related to the inability for people to adapt to their social structure?
It's not the problems that have to adapt, but the people.

Here is a suggestion, but it needs the proper context.

"We cannot discuss drug abuse as a problem of adapting without considering concrete examples."

Your original would also work in a context where adapta
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