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I was writing an abstract for an elementary mathematics paper and I came up with this phrase:

 In this two-part paper we aim to present a couple of results that can be used to solve such problems, followed by some applications.

In this two-part paper we aim to present a couple of results that can be used to solve such problems, followed by some applications.

Does this sentence clearly state that I will present some results and afterwards I will show some applications of those results? The phrasing feels a bit odd, but it also doesn't sound wrong or something.

I was writing an abstract for an elementary mathematics paper and I came up with this phrase:

 In this two-part paper we aim to present a couple of results that can be used to solve such problems, followed by some applications.

Does this sentence clearly state that I will present some results and afterwards I will show some applications of those results? The phrasing feels a bit odd, but it also doesn't sound wrong or something.

I was writing an abstract for an elementary mathematics paper and I came up with this phrase:

In this two-part paper we aim to present a couple of results that can be used to solve such problems, followed by some applications.

Does this sentence clearly state that I will present some results and afterwards I will show some applications of those results? The phrasing feels a bit odd, but it also doesn't sound wrong or something.

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Is this sentence correctly phrased or is it odd?

I was writing an abstract for an elementary mathematics paper and I came up with this phrase:

 In this two-part paper we aim to present a couple of results that can be used to solve such problems, followed by some applications.

Does this sentence clearly state that I will present some results and afterwards I will show some applications of those results? The phrasing feels a bit odd, but it also doesn't sound wrong or something.