Collocations for flexibility - noun
ADJECTIVE
considerable,
great
German workers accept the need for greater flexibility in the face of global competition.
German workers accept the need for greater flexibility in the face of global competition.
added,
additional,
extra,
increased,
more
maximum
enough, sufficient
financial
operational
Management systems can be built that increase operational flexibility.
maximum
enough, sufficient
financial
operational
Management systems can be built that increase operational flexibility.
labour/labor,
market
VERB + flexibility
have
You have considerable flexibility in this job and can choose how to do things.
You have considerable flexibility in this job and can choose how to do things.
lack
demonstrate, show
maintain, retain
bring (sb/sth), give (sb/sth), introduce, provide (sb/sth with)
The new range of machines will bring flexibility to your business computing.
demonstrate, show
maintain, retain
bring (sb/sth), give (sb/sth), introduce, provide (sb/sth with)
The new range of machines will bring flexibility to your business computing.
allow (sb/sth),
offer (sb/sth),
permit
The courses are designed to allow maximum flexibility.
The courses are designed to allow maximum flexibility.
improve,
increase
The treatment increased the flexibility of her muscles.
The treatment increased the flexibility of her muscles.
encourage
an initiative to encourage greater flexibility in teaching and learning
an initiative to encourage greater flexibility in teaching and learning
reduce
need, require
need, require
PREPOSITION
flexibility in
This will give schools greater flexibility in their use of resources.
This will give schools greater flexibility in their use of resources.
flexibility over
flexibility over the deadline
flexibility over the deadline
PHRASES
a need for flexibility
There is a need for greater flexibility in the way the network is managed.
There is a need for greater flexibility in the way the network is managed.