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Common collocations with flexible in American Collocation

flexible adjective

US /ˈfleksəb(ə)l/

very

extremely
highly
incredibly
infinitely
remarkably
very

Workers support each other in highly flexible teams.

completely

completely
entirely
fully
totally

This is a totally flexible training programme that our homeworkers can fit in around their existing commitments.

rather

fairly
pretty
reasonably

As I am self-employed, I can be flexible about the hours I work.

enough/not enough

insufficiently
sufficiently

The LLM programme is sufficiently flexible to make it appropriate for many different career paths.

in a way that nothing else is

uniquely

Our employees are offered a uniquely flexible working environment with home working positively encouraged.

as part of something’s basic nature

inherently

Timetables are largely irrelevant in the more informal and inherently flexible home education setting.

activity

learning
working

Flexible working may be essential for employees who have a disabled child.

system or attitude

approach
arrangement
attitude
programme
solution
system

He has a positive flexible approach to his work and is committed and hardworking.

people working

workforce

Business looks to create a more skilled and flexible workforce.

adaptable
cost-effective
efficient
innovative
responsive
versatile

This service is adaptable and flexible to meet the needs of very diverse individuals.