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Sesquipedalian101 Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Prepositions and Idiom

In the following sentence, should the preposition be "on", "of", or "for" after the noun phrase "institute"?

"We are a premier training institute on investigation and forensics, in the region and beyond."

I have another question regarding the sentence: is "beyond" idiomatic in the propositional phrase?

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"We are a premier training institute specializing in investigation and forensics, in the region and beyond."
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Make that 'investigations'.
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'... investigation' is fine.
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