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from an holistic vs from a holistic

Both "from an holistic" and "from a holistic" are correct, but the more common and recommended usage is "from a holistic." The choice between using "an" or "a" depends on the pronunciation of the following word. In this case, "holistic" is pronounced with a silent 'h,' so it is appropriate to use "a" before it.

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from an holistic

This phrase is correct but less common in modern English.

This phrase is used when the following word begins with a vowel sound, even if the spelling starts with a consonant. In this case, "holistic" is pronounced with a silent 'h,' so "an" is used.
  • It wasn't a was the center, an holistic weight loss clinic where I learned I'd been addicted to food.
  • Among them, the prevailing opinion concerned the need for an holistic vision of building the common market to help finish this project, which was begun over 20 years ago.
  • In this respect the Commission has approved in 2000 an ambitious Action Plan on AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis which fosters an holistic approach to fight the pandemics which includes specific actions across all sectors of society including agriculture.
  • Flexicurity should be applied with a holistic and consistent approach.
  • Your holistic detective agency is a breakthrough in applied quantum mechanics.
  • A holistic view is therefore essential.
  • It focuses too much on conventional energy solutions rather than renewable energy ones; on centralised systems rather than decentralised ones; on traditional, economic tools rather than new thinking; on purely technical measures rather than an holistic approach.
  • Right now, I wish there were holistic dentistry.
  • There is only one holistic system of systems.
  • According to a study published by the Institute for Holistic Research...
  • Your holistic cures aren't working.
  • And the theoretical basis of holistic medicine, of acupuncture.
  • It's a holistic hangover cure.
  • A holistic and compact approach to innovation needs to be adopted in policy.
  • Accordingly, a holistic, risk-based approach should be used.
  • She always re-stocks her wardrobe in Milan before going on a holistic retreat.
  • There is no single holistic approach to the management of public utilities that fits all developing countries.
  • There was a consensus on the need for an integrated and holistic approach to coastal tourism.
  • The Committee feels that this holistic approach is one of the Lisbon strategy's notable strengths.
  • We must now adopt a holistic approach in which various political areas cooperate.

Alternatives:

  • from a holistic

from a holistic

This phrase is the more common and recommended usage in modern English.

This phrase is used when the following word begins with a consonant sound. In this case, "holistic" is pronounced with a silent 'h,' so "a" is used.
  • The study of the environment has to be made from a holistic approach, as well as the policies that will result.
  • The Commission may consult the group on any matter relating to the current and future developments of SafeSeaNet, including its contribution to the maritime surveillance from a holistic perspective.
  • It is a very complex issue and I would like to thank you particularly for being so consistently transparent throughout these negotiations and for making it possible for us to look at the project from a holistic perspective.
  • That is why we are relying on balanced development of the territory as a whole, on solutions which proceed from a holistic perspective and which at the same time are adapted to the specific situation.
  • However, we have only recently started looking at the prosperity of the individual from a more holistic perspective and we no longer measure it solely in terms of his or her purchasing power.
  • Flexicurity should be applied with a holistic and consistent approach.
  • A holistic view is therefore essential.
  • It's a holistic hangover cure.
  • A holistic and compact approach to innovation needs to be adopted in policy.
  • Accordingly, a holistic, risk-based approach should be used.
  • She always re-stocks her wardrobe in Milan before going on a holistic retreat.
  • We must now adopt a holistic approach in which various political areas cooperate.
  • We combine cutting edge technology with a holistic approach.
  • And the new one believes in a holistic approach of my mental health.
  • I brought him to a holistic vet.
  • He has a holistic health company.
  • A holistic approach, as you say.
  • I mean, the complexity is total. That's a holistic concept.
  • A holistic international approach to find an overall environmental benefit for the long term is the preferred solution.
  • You said we were meeting with a holistic party planner.

Alternatives:

  • from an holistic

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