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All this can make it justifiable to put education on the high agenda.
Is the sentence above lexically correct?
I often see the expression 'high on the agenda', so I have a little doubt about 'put...on the high agenda".
Top answer
"on the high agenda" is not right: there is no such thing as a "high agenda". As you say, it should be "high on the agenda". There are actually more Google hits for "on the high agenda" than I would have expected.
- "on the high agenda" is not right: there is no such thing as a "high agenda".
- As you say, it should be "high on the agenda".
- There are actually more Google hits for "on the high agenda" than I would have expected.
- These are apparently errors by non-native speakers (or just typing errors).
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"on the high agenda" is not right: there is no such thing as a "high agenda". As you say, it should be "high on the agenda".
There are actually more Google hits for "on the high agenda" than I would have expected. These are apparently errors by non-native speakers (or just typing errors).
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