noun
ADJECTIVE
▪ considerable , great
▪
German workers accept the need for greater ~ in the face of global competition.
▪ added , additional , extra , increased , more
▪ maximum
▪ enough , sufficient
▪ financial
▪ operational
▪
Management systems can be built that increase operational ~.
▪ labour/labor , market
… OF FLEXIBILITY
▪ degree
▪
The work involves a considerable degree of ~.
VERB + FLEXIBILITY
▪ have
▪
You have considerable ~ in this job and can choose how to do things.
▪ lack
▪ demonstrate , show
▪ maintain , retain
▪ bring (sb/sth) , give (sb/sth) , introduce , provide (sb/sth with)
▪
The new range of machines will bring ~ to your business computing.
▪ allow (sb/sth) , offer (sb/sth) , permit
▪
The courses are designed to allow maximum ~.
▪ improve , increase
▪
The treatment increased the ~ of her muscles.
▪ encourage
▪
an initiative to encourage greater ~ in teaching and learning
▪ reduce
▪ need , require
PREPOSITION
▪ ~ in
▪
This will give schools greater ~ in their use of resources.
▪ ~ over
▪
~ over the deadline
PHRASES
▪ a need for ~
▪
There is a need for greater ~ in the way the network is managed.