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Rada Kosoric Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary

Need an adequate adjective

Hello, I have a question about a word I need, and I don't know if it really exist in that form and meaning in English. It is about a location (or site) that can function and be used in the future (e.g. it is viable), in our language it would be something like advantegous/promising/useful... location (or objects such as buildings..), but I am not sure it is right. It is used in military vocabulary. If anyone has any ideas, please help. Thank you.
  

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Hi, Much depends on the sentence and context that you want to use it in. Can you show this to us, leaving a blank for the word you need? Clive

— Clive

  • Hi, Much depends on the sentence and context that you want to use it in.
  • Can you show this to us, leaving a blank for the word you need?
  • Clive
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Hi,

Much depends on the sentence and context that you want to use it in.

Can you show this to us, leaving a blank for the word you need?

Clive
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Example: There are 200 military barracks (locations) in the armed forces. Due to a military reform in the future only 150 will be used (50 will be shut down because they are obsolete and non functional), so those 150 are __________ locations.

Does this help?
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Example: There are 200 military barracks (locations) in the armed forces. Due to a military reform in the future only 150 will be used (50 will be shut down because they are obsolete and non functional), so those 150 are __ locations.

Does this help?
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Hi,

Example: There are 200 military barracks (locations) in the armed forces. Due to a military reform in the future only 150 will be used (50 will be shut down because they are obsolete and non functional), so those 150 are __ locations.

I would say simply that they '. . . are still needed'. Or mayvbe '. .
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