Pronunciation: /ɪnˌkɔːrpəˈreɪʃən/
noun the act of incorporating or the state of being incorporated
A1 Incorporation means combining different elements into a single entity.
A2 The incorporation of new technology has improved efficiency in the workplace.
B1 The company's incorporation of sustainable practices has led to positive environmental impact.
B2 Legal experts were consulted to ensure the proper incorporation of the new policies.
C1 The successful incorporation of various departments led to a more streamlined organizational structure.
C2 The incorporation of innovative ideas propelled the company to the forefront of the industry.
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A1 The company is incorporating new technology into their products.
A2 She is learning how to incorporate healthier ingredients into her cooking.
B1 The merger will result in the incorporation of two separate companies into one.
B2 The new software update will incorporate several new features for better user experience.
C1 The artist's latest work incorporates elements of both traditional and modern art styles.
C2 The architect's design seamlessly incorporates sustainability principles into the building's structure.
adjective None
A1 The incorporation of new technology made the process faster.
A2 The incorporation of feedback from customers helped improve the product.
B1 The incorporation of sustainable practices is a priority for the company.
B2 The incorporation of various perspectives led to a more comprehensive solution.
C1 The incorporation of cutting-edge research has pushed the boundaries of scientific knowledge.
C2 The incorporation of diverse cultural influences has enriched the artistic landscape.
adverb None
A1 The company's incorporation of new technology helped improve efficiency.
A2 The incorporation of sustainable practices is a key focus for the business.
B1 The incorporation of feedback from customers led to product improvements.
B2 The successful incorporation of different departments resulted in a more cohesive work environment.
C1 The strategic incorporation of various marketing strategies boosted sales significantly.
C2 The company's incorporation of cutting-edge technology has positioned them as a leader in the industry.
pronoun None
A1 Incorporation is the process of forming a new company.
A2 The articles of incorporation outline the company's purpose and structure.
B1 The incorporation of new technology has improved efficiency in the workplace.
B2 Globalization has led to the incorporation of diverse cultural influences in society.
C1 Successful incorporation requires careful planning and legal expertise.
C2 The company's incorporation of sustainable practices has earned it recognition in the industry.
preposition None
A1 Incorporation of new technology is essential for the company's growth.
A2 The incorporation of feedback from customers helped improve the product.
B1 The company's incorporation of sustainability practices has been well-received by the public.
B2 The successful incorporation of various departments led to a more efficient workflow.
C1 The incorporation of advanced AI technology revolutionized the industry.
C2 His incorporation of diverse perspectives in decision-making contributed to the company's success.
conjunction None
A1 Incorporation of new employees into the team is essential for success.
A2 Incorporation of technology has greatly improved our efficiency.
B1 The company's incorporation of sustainable practices has led to cost savings.
B2 The incorporation of feedback from customers has helped us improve our products.
C1 The incorporation of various perspectives in decision-making has led to better outcomes.
C2 Successful incorporation of different departments' goals requires strong leadership.
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