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is to be used

 

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Term: is to be used


Description:

The term "is to be used" refers to a construction in the English language that indicates an obligation or necessity for utilizing or employing something or someone in a specific manner.


Possible Parts of Speech:

  • Verb phrase

Senses:

Sense 1: Expressing an obligation or necessity for utilizing something or someone in a specific manner.


Usages:

Usage 1: The phrase "is to be used" is often used in instructional or procedural contexts to specify the required employment of particular tools, equipment, or techniques.

Example sentence: The fire extinguisher is to be used in case of emergency only.


Usage 2: "Is to be used" can also be employed in contractual or legal documents to establish the mandatory utilization of certain resources or services.

Example sentence: The designated parking spaces are to be used exclusively by tenants.


Usage 3: In academic or scientific writing, "is to be used" may be utilized to indicate the stipulated application of specific methodologies, measurements, or scientific protocols.

Example sentence: For accurate results, a 50ml standard flask is to be used in the titration process.


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