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The document lists phrases that are considered redundant or not preferred constructions in technical writing and provides corrected versions. Some examples of redundant phrases include "in combination of both X & Y", "explained because of", "even though X, but Y", and "collide against". preferred versions are provided such as "collide with" and "explained X because of Y". The document cautions that while the original phrases may be grammatically correct, the corrected versions are preferred.
The document lists phrases that are considered redundant or not preferred constructions in technical writing and provides corrected versions. Some examples of redundant phrases include "in combination of both X & Y", "explained because of", "even though X, but Y", and "collide against". preferred versions are provided such as "collide with" and "explained X because of Y". The document cautions that while the original phrases may be grammatically correct, the corrected versions are preferred.
The document lists phrases that are considered redundant or not preferred constructions in technical writing and provides corrected versions. Some examples of redundant phrases include "in combination of both X & Y", "explained because of", "even though X, but Y", and "collide against". preferred versions are provided such as "collide with" and "explained X because of Y". The document cautions that while the original phrases may be grammatically correct, the corrected versions are preferred.
Now Currently Explained because of The reason.. Because Even though X, but Y Even though X, yet Y Although X, but Y Although X, yet Y Separate away Separate out Collide against Compete against Regain again Repeat again Revert back Return Back X has and will continue to grow.. Fell down to its Nadir Called by the name of X Not X but rather Y They share the same vehicle They share a common vehicle Recoup for X Costly and Expensive Reduced down Decreased down Great Icons If X, Y would. Causing the result of Around the vicinity of Typically.. On an average Although X, In contrast Unlike X, In contrast. Whether or not That of 1990's Process of X is a way Process of X is a method.. Necessary prerequisite Seeking to find Exactly the same Essential key Usual Custom Froma a previous X to Y Appears to be Collaborate together Possible consequences may include Perhaps, consequences may include It is attributed as a cause Can potentially Because of the result of X and Y as well Substitute X in place of Y Payments.. Be paid Atleast X or more Like X, Y also P.S : Many of the above mentioned phrases are grammatically correct but not preferred constructions. Correct Version Collide with Compete with X continues to grow / will continue to grow Fell to its Nadir called X Not X but Y Omit Same Omit Common Recoup X Both mean the same Icons are always great Wrong unless you mean to use it in the sense of refering to the decade. They mean the same Saturn rings appear continuous. Apear X > Appear X to be. (Both are Idiomatic) X is attributed to Y or X is caused by Y P.S : Many of the above mentioned phrases are grammatically correct but not preferred constructions.