Point 36 in the category of NOUNS is defined as:
two noun phrases together (in apposition) to refer to the same person or thing, usually separated by commas.
EXPERT EXAMPLES:
With the lack of competition due to COVID restrictions,
Moraga’s Campolindo High School senior, Daniel Zabronsky,
has been channelling his energy into teaching English to students in Colombia, South America.
Zabronsky’s eighth-grade sister, Isabel,
did her share of “tutoring” by speaking in English during visits to Colombia.
Long open searches in iWeb are not possible, but we can start following the patterns in the EGP examples and remove some lines that are not apposition:
_NP1 , _A _NN _NN
2 LESLEY , THE HR KIOSK 198
3 IMF , THE WORLD BANK 194
4 ELIZABETH , THE QUEEN MOTHER 185
5 CPA , A TAX PREPARER 173
6 LLP , A LAW FIRM 103
7 JACE , THE MIND SCULPTOR 102
12 ADAMS , THE HEALTH RANGER 87
13 LLC , THE PARENT COMPANY 87
14 PATRICK , THE PATRON SAINT 77
16 GREEN , THE ANIMALS CHARITY 70
18 RA , THE SUN GOD 54
20 HIPAA , THE HEALTH INSURANCE 49
_NN2 , _NP1 _C _NP1
3 PARENTS , ADAM AND EVE 95
4 SONS , EPHRAIM AND MANASSEH 60
5 DAUGHTERS , SASHA AND MALIA 56
6 MOTORS , FORD AND CHRYSLER 53
7 DAUGHTERS , MALIA AND SASHA 53
A2:
company, god, health, mind, queen
B1:
charity, firm, law, tax
B2:
insurance, motors
C1:
saint