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I want to describe ' Please enter the input value of temperature with numerical in the form.'

But input, value and temperature also are nouns, how can I joint it together?

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I want to describe ' Please enter the input value of temperature with numerical in the form.'

But input, value and temperature also are nouns, how can I joint it together?

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I want to describe ' Please enter the input value of temperature with numerical in the form.'

But input, value and temperature also are nouns, how can I joint it together?

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I want to describe ' Please enter the input value of temperature with numerical in the form.'

But input, value and temperature also are nouns, how can I joint it together?

Thanks

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"Input value" is perfectly fine. In that combination, "input" is a noun adjunct.

But if you want to get people to just fill in what temperature they are measuring, I would write something along the lines of

Please enter the temperature numerically

or if "input value" refers to some system that controls the temperature, then maybe

Please enter the input value for the temperature

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"Input value" is perfectly fine. In that combination, "input" is a noun adjunct.

But if you want to get people to just fill in what temperature they are measuring, I would write something along the lines of

Please enter the temperature numerically

or if "input value" refers to some system that controls the temperature, then maybe

Please enter the input value for the temperature

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"Input value" is perfectly fine. In that combination, "input" is a noun adjunct.

But if you want to get people to just fill in what temperature they are measuring, I would write something along the lines of

Please enter the temperature numerically

or if "input value" refers to some system that controls the temperature, then maybe

Please enter the input value for the temperature

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"Input value" is perfectly fine. In that combination, "input" is a noun adjunct.

But if you want to get people to just fill in what temperature they are measuring, I would write something along the lines of

Please enter the temperature numerically

or if "input value" refers to some system that controls the temperature, then maybe

Please enter the input value for the temperature

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"Input value" is perfectly fine. In that combination, "input" is a noun adjunct.

But if you want to get people to just fill in what temperature they are measuring, I would write something along the lines of

Please enter the temperature numerically

or if "input value" refers to some system that controls the temperature, then maybe

Please enter the input value for the temperature

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