What does TPOSA mean?
TPOSA means Team Project Organization Survey Analysis
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Team Project Organization Survey Analysis?
Team Project Organization Survey Analysis can be abbreviated as TPOSA
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What does TPOSA stand for? TPOSA stands for "Team Project Organization Survey Analysis". |
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How to abbreviate "Team Project Organization Survey Analysis"? "Team Project Organization Survey Analysis" can be abbreviated as TPOSA. |
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What is the meaning of TPOSA abbreviation? The meaning of TPOSA abbreviation is "Team Project Organization Survey Analysis". |
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What is TPOSA abbreviation? One of the definitions of TPOSA is "Team Project Organization Survey Analysis". |
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What does TPOSA mean? TPOSA as abbreviation means "Team Project Organization Survey Analysis". |
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What is shorthand of Team Project Organization Survey Analysis? The most common shorthand of "Team Project Organization Survey Analysis" is TPOSA. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CISAER - Courses on the Internet: Survey, Analysis, Evaluation, Recommendation
- WYSAC - Wyoming Survey & Analysis Center
- ATP - Action Team Project
- ETP - Engineering Team Project
- COSR - Company Organization Survey Results
- COS - Company Organization Survey
- CSA - Catch Survey Analysis
- IPO - Integrated Project Organization
- ISSA - Integrated System for Survey Analysis
- NOS - National Organization Survey
- NSPO - National Service Project Organization
- PATT - Project for the Analysis of Technology Transfer
- POLA - Project on Linguistics Analysis
- POD - Project Organization Development
- TPP - Team Project Plan
- TPE - Team Project Events
- PAS - project assessment survey
- stpo - Swim Team Parents Organization
- tpc - Team Project Collection
- COSMOS - The Cosmic Evolution Survey a deep field surveyed by many telescopes at different wavelengths, first selected as a Hubble Space Telescope Treasury Project to survey a two square degree equatorial field with the Advanced Camera for Surveys (ACS).