Collocability
Search results from the corpus sampler are given in the form of concordances, or lists of all occurrences of a given word. An idea of the way different words can link together in texts is given through collocations, or the most frequent combinations of a given item with others. In order to obtain the collocations of the given item, you just have to sort the concordance according to context to the right or the left (of course it might happen that the word that collocates syntactically with the search item is separated from the latter graphically by intervening words).
