English Collocations

The phrase 'stark contrast' refers to a very noticeable or striking difference between two things.

“The stark contrast between the rich and the poor is evident in many cities.”

The phrase 'start a process' means to begin or initiate a series of actions or events.

“The manager will start a process to improve customer satisfaction.”

The phrase 'state explicitly' means to clearly and directly express or declare something.

“The researcher stated explicitly that the results were preliminary.”

The phrase 'state sector' refers to the part of the economy or industry that is owned or controlled by the government.

“The state sector is responsible for providing public services.”

The phrase 'statistical analysis' refers to the use of statistical methods to examine and interpret data.

“The researcher conducted a statistical analysis of the data to identify trends.”

The phrase 'statistical data' refers to information or facts collected and presented in a numerical form.

“The researcher collected statistical data on the population's demographics.”

The phrase 'statistical information' refers to facts or data presented in a numerical or quantitative form.

“The report provides statistical information on the country's economic growth.”

The phrase 'statistical method' refers to a technique or procedure used to analyze or interpret data.

“The researcher used a statistical method to identify patterns in the data.”

The phrase 'statistical significance' refers to the likelihood that a result or observation is due to chance.

“The researcher determined that the results were statistically significant.”

The phrase 'statistical technique' refers to a method or procedure used to analyze or interpret data.

“The researcher used a statistical technique to identify trends in the data.”

The phrase 'statistical test' refers to a procedure used to determine the likelihood that a result or observation is due to chance.

“The researcher conducted a statistical test to determine the significance of the results.”

The phrase 'statistically significant' means that a result or observation is likely to be due to a real effect rather than chance.

“The researcher found that the results were statistically significant.”

The phrase 'store data' means to keep or hold information in a physical or digital location.

“The company will store data in a secure server.”

The phrase 'store information' means to keep or hold facts or data in a physical or digital location.

“The library will store information on the new database.”

The phrase 'strategic decision' refers to a choice or judgment that is made after careful consideration of long-term goals and plans.

“The company made a strategic decision to expand into new markets.”

The phrase 'strategic importance' refers to the significance or value of something in terms of achieving long-term goals or plans.

“The location of the new factory has strategic importance for the company's expansion plans.”

The phrase 'strategic management' refers to the process of planning, organizing, and controlling resources to achieve long-term goals.

“The company's strategic management team is responsible for making key decisions.”

The phrase 'strategic objective' refers to a specific goal or aim that is part of a larger plan or strategy.

“The company's strategic objective is to increase market share.”

Developing plans to gain a competitive advantage or achieve a specific goal.

“The company undertook a thorough analysis of its market and developed a strategic plan to increase revenue.”

A person's or animal's physical or mental strain due to a demanding situation.

“The psychologist asked her patient to rate her stress level using a standardized questionnaire.”

A strong and striking difference between things.

“The striking contrast between the old and new buildings made for a visually interesting skyline.”

An outstanding illustration of a particular point.

“The striking example of a successful entrepreneur inspired the students to start their own businesses.”

Something that is particularly noticeable or impressive about something.

“The striking feature of the new iPhone is its advanced camera capabilities.”

A close and enduring connection between people, groups, or things.

“The strong bond between the siblings was evident as they hugged each other goodbye.”