"The development in the health-care industry" or "the development in of the health-care industry"
I would really appreciate it if someone could let me which of the following prepositions correct. Furthermore, in actual fact, sometimes, I find it difficult to use prepositions - especially when it comes to the "in" or "of". Therefore, I please someone tell me if there is any method to select whether I should use "in" or "of" in a sentence.
This is mainly attributed to the development in / of the health-care industry.
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dileepa the development in / of the health-care industry Either 'in' or 'of' will work. 'of' seems better to me, and it's used more often after 'development' according to Google Ngrams. dileepa any method to select whether I should use "in" or "of" in a sentence.
- dileepa the development in / of the health-care industry Either 'in' or 'of' will work.
- 'of' seems better to me, and it's used more often after 'development' according to Google Ngrams.
- dileepa any method to select whether I should use "in" or "of" in a sentence.
- "of" is probably best left as your last choice as a preposition.
- However, it does often occur after nouns derived from verbs, as in the case you asked about in this thread.
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dileepa the development in / of the health-care industry
Either 'in' or 'of' will work. 'of' seems better to me, and it's used more often after 'development' according to Google Ngrams.
dileepaany method to select whether I should use "in" or "of" in a sentence.
"of" is probably best left as your last choice as a
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