Most notably the case of the Italian industrial disctrics.
Most notably the case of Italian industrial disctrics
With or without "the"?
Most notably the case of Italian industrial disctrics
With or without "the"?
Most notably the case of
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Without context, who knows? It could be either one... and do you mean "districts"?
Industrial district: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Industrial_district
Context: Moreover, regional industrial clusters and, more generally, processes of industrial disintegration – most notably the of the Italian industrial districs – are seen as being source of international competitive advantage for firms by balancing competition and cooperation
Context: Moreover, regional industrial clusters and, more generally, processes of industrial disintegration – most notably the of the Italian industrial districs – are seen as being source of international competitive advantage for firms by balancing competition and cooperation
The use of "the" specifies the districts as perhaps those that you have previously referred to. It depends on what you have written prior to the statement but really it isn't too important and both would be accepted without an English speaker thinking twice about it.
Good point. Thanks a lot for raising it.
