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Used with adjectives:
"
They have finished their final examinations."
(final)
"
He had to take a formal examination before he could graduate."
(formal)
"
She is preparing for her certification examination."
(certification, entrance)
"
Each proposal will undergo a close examination."
(close, careful, full, thorough, detailed, in-depth)
"
He gave the submissions a brief examination."
(brief, initial)
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The ideas needs further examination."
(further, more, additional)
"
She made a scientific examination of the data."
(scientific, visual)
"
They did a post-mortem examination of the body."
(post-mortem, forensic, physical)
"
The doctor performs many clinical examinations every day."
(clinical, annual, follow-up, routine)
Used with verbs:
"
The students are preparing for an important examination."
(be + preparing, be + studying)
"
She has to take an entrance examination."
(take, do, complete)
"
He failed his examinations."
(failed, passed)
"
The teachers will administer the examinations."
(administer, create, make)
"
They conducted a forensic examination of the evidence."
(conducted, carried out, did, performed)
"
His research will undergo a thorough examination."
(undergo)
"
His proposal requires further examination."
(requires, deserves)
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Time restrictions do not allow us a detailed examination."
(allow, permit)
"
A detailed examination shows that her results are valid."
(shows, confirms, indicates)
"
Further examination revealed that his data is faulty."
(revealed, suggested)
Used with nouns:
"
They are trying to change the examination process."
(process, system)
"
The teachers are preparing the examination room."
(room, hall)
"
Students will receive their examination scores next week."
(scores, grades, results)
Used with prepositions:
"
She has an examination in calculus next week."
(in, for)
"
They performed an examination on the body."
(on)
"
His research methods are under examination."
(under)
