additional flexibility
collocation in Englishmeaningsofadditionalandflexibility
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additional
adjective
uk/əˈdɪʃ.ən.əl/us/əˈdɪʃ.ən.əl/
extra:
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flexibility
noun[U]
uk/ˌflek.səˈbɪl.ə.ti/us/ˌflek.səˈbɪl.ə.t̬i/
the ability to change or be changed easily according to ...
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(Definition ofadditionalandflexibilityfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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This problem is solved due to theadditionalflexibilityintroduced by our call-by-value translation.
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Thatadditionalflexibilityis important.
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I welcome thatadditionalflexibility.
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Specific antibodies against various known and predicted biomarkers could complement various classical analytical chemistry based analyses, and provideadditionalflexibility.
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Theadditionalflexibilityhas to be tempered.
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It thus gives some usefuladditionalflexibility.
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In the meantime, he would haveadditionalflexibility.
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Nevertheless, we have given health authorities thatadditionalflexibility.
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That is usefuladditionalflexibilityin our approach.
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However, we all agree thatadditionalflexibilityis right.
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Neither of the two amendments would permit thatadditionalflexibility.
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It gives themadditionalflexibilityand freedom, which is helpful.
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We condemn the absurdity but welcome the slightadditionalflexibility.
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Anyadditionalflexibilitywould help industry to achieve just that.
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A company having that additional money would gainadditionalflexibility.
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Since non-strict languages separate the definition of a value from its evaluation, the programmer has theadditionalflexibilityto decide where to specify the coordination.
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However, when attention from elected officials is low, then bureaucrats haveadditionalflexibilityand may allow interest groups some influence over policy implementation.
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It adds to the total resources devoted to health care and createsadditionalflexibilityin services.
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The vast majority of pensioners would not be given theadditionalflexibilitythat he advocates.
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There isadditionalflexibilityfor such charging systems as fixed term contracts to be employed.
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I am sure that this will confer considerableadditionalflexibilityon the transport operator.
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They also give theadditionalflexibilitythat is appropriate in this context.
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It would create someadditionalflexibilityin the process of introducing competitition.
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