pluralised

The apostrophised form is also accepted with pluralised single letters.

Plurals of acronyms, abbreviations, initialisms and single letters 2009

• In one edition of Saturday's paper a subheading pluralised TV presenter Anne Robinson when it said that she was "a global phenomena" Goodbye Weakest Link, 23 April, page 27.

Corrections and clarifications 2011

I always saw it as a choice; especially when the acronym is so well known that there can be no confusion, even when pluralised.

Plurals of acronyms, abbreviations, initialisms and single letters 2009

Note, incidentally, that generic existential dependence as defined by (EDG) above is very close to a pluralised form of non-rigid existential dependence, as defined by (EDN).

Ontological Dependence Lowe, E. Jonathan 2009

Your pronunciation guide shows the Egyptian root pluralised, plus the direct article "pa", or "the".

Aaron Douglas and Afriluminism 2008

The majority of participants were doubtful of the extent to which the South African citizenry had pluralised into this myriad of multiple identities.

DEBATING CASTELLS AND CARNOY ON THE NETWORK SOCIETY1 1999

It esteems postnational, multiple and pluralised forms of citizenship identities.

Politics news, UK and world political comment and analysis | guardian.co.uk Anthony Julius 2010

The only difference between now and ten years ago when I started college is that the advice is now pluralised: now you have to think about your résumés.

TechCrunch 2010

The only difference between now and ten years ago when I started college is that the advice is now pluralised: now you have to think about your résumés.

"MAIN" via Steve in Google Reader 2010

It esteems postnational, multiple and pluralised forms of citizenship identities.

Politics news, UK and world political comment and analysis | guardian.co.uk Anthony Julius 2010