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Grebe’s finding can not only be viewed as a job duty but also be defined as his understanding of the meaning of life.
Is this sentence correct?
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It might be more concise to say:
"Grebe’s finding is more than his job duty, it represents his understanding of the meaning of life."
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You could say the following: 'Grebe's findings can be viewed not only as a duty but also as his understanding of the meaning of life.'
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The word "finding" needs to be explained of little more. "finding" of what?
Grebe’s finding can not only be viewed as a (remove job) duty but also be defined as his understanding of the meaning of life.
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