Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Swedish term or phrase:
i vars verksamhet
English translation:
in the course of whose activity / operation(s)
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Adrian MM.
Oct 25, 2023 20:39
7 mos ago
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Swedish term
i vars verksamhet
Swedish to English
Science
Medical (general)
Clinical trial protocol
Hi - I'm looking for how best to express verksamhet in the following context. Is it referring to "establishment" "premises" or closer to "activities". I'm at a loss as to which direction to go in! Thanks for your help!
Med forskningshuvudman avses en statlig myndighet eller en fysisk eller juridisk person i vars verksamhet forskningen utförs
Med forskningshuvudman avses en statlig myndighet eller en fysisk eller juridisk person i vars verksamhet forskningen utförs
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3 +2 | in the course of whose activity / operation | Adrian MM. |
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Oct 27, 2023 17:23: Adrian MM. changed "Edited KOG entry" from "<a href="/profile/853717">dmesnier's</a> old entry - " i vars verksamhet"" to ""in the course of whose activity / operation""
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in the course of whose activity / operation
...statlig myndighet eller en fysisk eller juridisk person i vars verksamhet forskningen utförs: a government authority / governmental agency or a physical or legal person (private inidvidual or legal entity/ body corporate, except partnerships in Anglo-Am law) in the course of whose activity or operation the research is carried out / conducted.
As it's a non-gainful scene, I won't canvass whether in the course of whose trade works better in AmE than in the course of whose business in BrE or vice versa.
As it's a non-gainful scene, I won't canvass whether in the course of whose trade works better in AmE than in the course of whose business in BrE or vice versa.
Example sentence:
In Individualized Study courses, students may carry out activities in a research laboratory, conduct research in a library or similar intellectual environment.
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