DmitryFarber wrote:
SD0715
You're right; we don't want to say "where first discovered." I can use a similar construction as an adverbial modifier, but it doesn't make sense here, and I don't think any version with "where" would work. But I could say something like "When first discovered, the drug appearedpromising."
DmitryFarber
I have a quick follow-up question. Is "named for" an idiom? My ear wanted to say "named after" instead. Thank you for your time.
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