Two objects correlation.

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Hi, can I say write "something increases with the radiator length"- the meaning is that something increases as the length increases. Is it ok to say "with the radiator length"?

CalifJim · Accepted Answer

snuppelina Hi, can I say write "something increases with the radiator length"- the meaning is that something increases as the length increases. Is it ok to say "with the radiator length"?

A radiator is a device that radiates heat. It is also a part of a car. Including the word "radiator" when you just want to say that something increases as the length increases doesn't seem logical.

Just say that something (whatever it is) increases as the length increases.

You need to write a whole sentence and explain the context in more detail before we can answer this question.

CJ

Snuppelina · Answer

CalifJimJust say that something (whatever it is) increases as the length increases.

Did it, thank you!

Can anyone think of a synonym phrase in the beginning of a sentence 'for the time being, bla bla bla'

It sounds a bit awkward to my ear, especially in a formal scientific texts and especially at the beginning of a sentence. What do ya think?

CalifJim · Answer

For the time being, ...
For now, ...
At this time, ...
At this juncture, ...
At this point in time, ...
As things stand now, ...
So far, ...

More specifically to scientific research:

Until further research is completed, ...
Pending further discoveries, ...

CJ

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