a closer look of vs a closer look at

The correct phrase is 'a closer look at.' 'A closer look at' is the commonly used phrase when referring to examining something more closely. 'A closer look of' is not a standard English construction.

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'A closer look of' is not a standard English construction.

"a closer look of"

Incorrect. Use 'a closer look at' when referring to examining something more closely.

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a closer look of
Through the presentation of NOVAMONT's peoples, the delegation had the opportunity to get a closer look of NOVAMONT's bioeconomy model, based on territorial regeneration.
Tonight, our special coverage... for a closer look of the daily lives of people in the region.
Cardinal Bagnasco having a closer look to some of our medals.
Although a closer look at the Slayer of Theokoles be the true draw.
Let's take a closer look at this model of a cyanide molecule.
Take a closer look at the benefits of these formats with Unskippable Labs experiments.
But if you take a closer look, all of these accounts here, the decimal number is rounded up to an even number.
Let's now take a closer look at each of the 9 areas of comparison.
How about you take a closer look at some of your Yelp reviews.
Now a new effort is underway to get a closer look at some of the frozen leftovers from our Solar System's formative years.
In his report Mr Lannoye takes a closer look at one of these services, that is the supply of water.
But before extending the symfony classes to match your own requirements, you should take a closer look at some of the configuration files.
Keep reading for a closer look at some of the materials in our products.
Now, given these findings, I took a closer look at other areas of her body and noticed...
Actually, we took a closer look at the proof of life photo of Natasha Baron.
The Congress will take a closer look at the situation of democracy in Lithuania, Slovenia and Georgia.
Credit Suisse had a workshop that offered a closer look at the role of a Relationship Manager.
In September, it becomes a nice destination for a closer look at the ritual of the harvest hills painted by Gian Battista Cima in the 15th century.
Now, in view of her return with the FW 2014 collection, we decided to take a closer look at her vision of male style.
Get a closer look at the borough of Kensington and Chelsea with our video guide! 6.

'A closer look at' is the correct phrase commonly used in English.

"a closer look at"

Correct. Use 'a closer look at' when referring to examining something more closely.

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So I took a closer look at it.
You take a closer look at Deanston Finance and his friend Greg Barrett who runs the thing.
We need to take a closer look at Celeste and Max.
Let's take a closer look at these two.
So I went back for a closer look at the blood.
I want to get a closer look at the place.
Let's have a closer look at you.
I would like to take a closer look at your bowls.
Just needed a closer look at their books.
We've since taken a closer look at the ballistics.
Although a closer look at the Slayer of Theokoles be the true draw.
Let good Mercato have a closer look at your sword.
I just got a closer look at her.
Use today to take a closer look at the team.
You should take a closer look at his classmates and professors.
We took a closer look at the security tape from campaign headquarters.
I wanted to have a closer look at his finger tattoos.
Durdles needs a closer look at that.
So I took a closer look at Randall Franklin's real estate investments.
Let's take a closer look at some tissue samples...

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