syntactically

Now that we’re conjugating verbs and increasing the vocabulary, it’s approaching free-for-all time where the teach just asks us questions and we do our best to answer in syntactically correct Spanish.

Spanish Crash 2004

Given his syntactical conception of mathematics, even with the extra-mathematical application criterion, he would simply say that P, qua expression syntactically independent of PM, is not a proposition of

Wittgenstein's Philosophy of Mathematics Rodych, Victor 2007

In Latin grammar, an adverbial phrase syntactically independent from the rest of the sentence and containing a noun or pronoun plus an adjunct, usually a participle or adjective, with both elements in the ablative case.

Think Progress 2009

They is syntactically plural, as seen in the conjugation of bring.

2009 September « Motivated Grammar 2009

I remember asking our teacher of Turkish to give me a tree structure of the sentences I could not make sense of syntactically, and when she did, and I am glad she was able to do it, things fell into place.

X is for X-bar Theory « An A-Z of ELT 2010

In grammar, a reflexive verb is a verb whose semantic agent and patient (typically represented syntactically by the subject and the direct object) are the same.

Page 2 2009

In my experience, the dialogue that borders on tiring (which really isn't the right word -- I'd say challenging) is that which focuses on spelling words differently to highlight pronunciation (phonology) instead of taking the time to depict how a dialect is syntactically different.

Angela Flournoy: On Dialect, Dialogue and Good Books Angela Flournoy 2011

My family is syntactically singular in American English, as seen in the conjugation of stops.

2009 September « Motivated Grammar 2009

In my experience, the dialogue that borders on tiring (which really isn't the right word -- I'd say challenging) is that which focuses on spelling words differently to highlight pronunciation (phonology) instead of taking the time to depict how a dialect is syntactically different.

Angela Flournoy: On Dialect, Dialogue and Good Books Angela Flournoy 2011

In my experience, the dialogue that borders on tiring (which really isn't the right word -- I'd say challenging) is that which focuses on spelling words differently to highlight pronunciation (phonology) instead of taking the time to depict how a dialect is syntactically different.

Angela Flournoy: On Dialect, Dialogue and Good Books Angela Flournoy 2011