Glossary entry

Dutch term or phrase:

In deze evolutie is X actief meegegroeid;

English translation:

Being actively involved in this process, X has become an experienced healthcare advisor ..

Added to glossary by Lucy Spring
Mar 22, 2004 10:17
20 yrs ago
Dutch term

In deze evolutie is X actief meegegroeid;

Dutch to English Marketing Medical: Health Care
Een integraal technologiebeleid leidt tot efficientieverbetering op all niveaus [...] tot het uiteindelijke doel: het optimaliseren van de patientenflow.
In deze evolutie is X actief meegegroeid; het is de ervaren healthcare-adviseur die u hierover alle informatie kan geven.

It's this last sentence that I can't get into good marketing speak. It sounds like translationese at the moment.

Proposed translations

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Being actively involved in this process, X has become an experienced healthcare advisor ..

I think the word "evolutie" should not be translated literally, since even in the Dutch text it doesn't make that much sense at all .. Within the context given, I think this is a translation that makes more sense ..
Peer comment(s):

agree Tina Vonhof (X) : Omit 'being'.
2 hrs
thanks, better late than never :)
agree Mirjam Bonne-Nollen
5 hrs
thanks as well! ..
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X has been an active part of this evolution; the experienced healthcare advisor that can give you ..

all of the relevant information.

"Evolution" makes "meegegroied" redundant IMHO. "Het is" is also superfluous to the sentence.

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Note added at 2004-03-22 10:36:11 (GMT)
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You could say \"supply you with\", but you knew that Lucy.
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15 mins

X is actively co-grown in this evolution

X is actively co-grown in this evolution; it (he) is...
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51 mins

X has recalibrated itself in tandem with this evolution

another 'marketing speak' suggestion.
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