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The KVAL-approach to syntactic analysis has been based on categorial grammar as propounded by Bar-Hillel and Lambek. It was clear at the very outset that the original form of categorial grammar is not suitable for the purpose of automatized syntactic analysis in practice. The first attempts at developing a more adequate notation as well as at the closer examination of various properties of categorial grammar go back to 1965 and 1966 /KVAL PM Z37, 248, 298, 302/. In order to distinguish our approach from original categorical grammar we have termed it slant grammar calculus. Our practical concern has been to write a grammar for Swedish nominal phrases which would enable us to automatize some linguistic aspects of documentation research. Such a grammar has been compiled by Bengt Svensson. The rules utilize lexical andd morphological information. In other words, no strict line is drawn between morphological and syntactic rules. A substantial part of this preliminary grammar has already been checked generatively by means of a special string processing

A progress report on the use of slant grammar calculus for automatic analysis