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Doha0011 Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary

Use of 'Inspected' as adjective

Dear Sirs,

Is " The inspected steel structures.... " equal to " The steel structures which were inspected..." ?

Thanks in Advance
  

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The phrase does not sound very natural. What is the whole sentence?

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  • What is the whole sentence?
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The phrase does not sound very natural. What is the whole sentence?
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"The inspected steel structures have been in the Lay-down for about four months"
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It is OK.
It means that those are the structures that have been inspected. We would assume that they passed inspection.
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Yes. I wanted to know the same.
Thank you
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