Collocations for observation - noun
1. examination
ADJECTIVE
careful,
close,
detailed
direct, first-hand
systematic
casual
empirical, scientific
visual
clinical
astronomical
field
simple
There's a lot to be learned from simple observation.
direct, first-hand
systematic
casual
empirical, scientific
visual
clinical
astronomical
field
simple
There's a lot to be learned from simple observation.
PREPOSITION
for observation
She was admitted to the hospital for observation.
She was admitted to the hospital for observation.
under observation
The police have had him under observation for several weeks.
The police have had him under observation for several weeks.
observation of
The survey was based on direct observation of over 500 schools.
The survey was based on direct observation of over 500 schools.
2. remark
ADJECTIVE
general
accurate, astute, insightful, keen, perceptive, shrewd
interesting
important
wry
sb's own, personal
common
early, initial, preliminary
accurate, astute, insightful, keen, perceptive, shrewd
interesting
important
wry
sb's own, personal
common
early, initial, preliminary
PREPOSITION
observation about
He smiled, and made some observation about the weather.
He smiled, and made some observation about the weather.
observation from
observations from one reader in Hawaii
observations from one reader in Hawaii
observation on
her witty observations on life
her witty observations on life