input

input
noun
1 of time/knowledge/ideas
ADJECTIVE
great, important, major, significant, substantial
additional
direct
local
specialist (BrE), technical
customer, user

We have made some adjustments based on user input.

VERB + INPUT
have
need, require

Once running, the system requires very little input.

appreciate, value, welcome

If you have ideas for improvements, your input is always appreciated.

seek, solicit

We actively solicit input from our users.

get, receive
provide

constructive criticism which provided an input into the school's decision-making process

PREPOSITION
input by

The report contains substantial input by the police.

input from

input from various interested parties

input in

They all had some input in the discussion.

input into

her input into the survey

input on

The union would like more input on working conditions.

input to

I have no creative input to the projects I work on.

2 for a computer
ADJECTIVE
data
user
keyboard
analogue/analog, digital
audio, video

There's the socket for audio input.

VERB + INPUT
require

Early computers required input in the form of punched cards.

accept

The software will accept input from a variety of other programs.

process

It may be beyond the capability of the hardware to process the input.

be used as, be used for

Decision tables can be used as computer input.

check

Check your input and make sure you have selected only one item.

INPUT + NOUN
data
file
field, form

The cursor is positioned on the first input field of the page.

device

an input device such as a keyboard

PREPOSITION
input for

inputs for the printers

input from

input from a mouse

input to

input to a computer database

PHRASES
input and output

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