Object

• result: Combined with a sensible eating plan, coconut oil can produce incredible results, says Fife.

• report: QCA will produce a further fuller report in December 2001.

• document: Begbie's Recent works return to the use of shooting video as starting point to produce a bound document.

• series: Immediately, Fennell and Clemens established a new production company to produce the series under the banner of Avengers Mark 1 Productions.

• newsletter: Newsletters Set up a sub-committee to produce a newsletter to inform you local community about the work of the group.

Adjective modifier

• fresh: Most fresh produce doesn't travel well so various processes have to be utilized to allow it to last until it reaches our table.

• organic: Hill View House supports the local economy by sourcing products from local suppliers and where possible selects organic produce.

• seasonal: Our school meals continue to improve as we strive to include local seasonal produce in all meals.

• sourced: One in four students ( 28 % ) would also support on site facilities selling locally sourced produce.

• local: The larger towns have traditional weekly markets with a variety of stalls, many selling local produce.

Preposition: around

• ton: In 1951 the steel industry employed 450,000 people and produced around 16m tons of steel - that is 35 tons per worker.

Used with why or when

• which: The use of fleece also has another benefit in that a micro-climate is produced which helps protect the plants from wind and cold.

Preposition: in

• conjunction: Produced in conjunction with the British Toy & Hobby Association and includes a summary chart.

• collaboration: This guide is produced in collaboration with the DFID Health Resource Center.

• quantity: They are expensive to master and are produced in huge quantities ( 10,000 copies plus ).

Preposition: by

• gland: Colostrum is produced by mammary glands just prior to giving a birth and for about 3 days after birth.

• bacterium: Menaquinone, produced by intestinal bacteria, is K2.