Collocations withintroduction

These are words often used in combination withintroduction.

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brief introduction
The volume includes nineteen substantive chapters and a brief introduction.
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concise introduction
This particular volume consists of seven chapters which follow the concise introduction by the two editors.
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editorial introduction
After an editorial introduction and a very useful historical review of previous research, the book divides into six sections totalling twenty papers.
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excellent introduction
It is an excellent introduction to the subject.
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formal introduction
As far as we are aware, there is no formal introduction to relational semantics in the literature.
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gradual introduction
By 1700, the gradual introduction of coin and more commercial exchanges were undermining the royal control of such exchanges.
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introduction of legislation
What is new is the introduction of legislation based upon recognising the objective existence of racial categories.
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introduction of vaccination
Thus, in between introduction of vaccination and serum collection in our study, mumps infections must have occurred in these religious groups.
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lengthy introduction
Mason's lengthy introduction effectively explicates the dialogue's startling and multi-levelled originality.
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letter of introduction
All received a letter of introduction in which the study was described.
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successful introduction
This is partly because of the successful introduction of matrices for handling transformations.
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useful introduction
It is a thorough and useful introduction with few surprises.
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