Consider instrumental :

involved in an important way in making something happen

Example: an instrumental figure in the governor’s campaign for re-election

( Macmillan Dictionary )

Assuming the singer/actor guy is popular with teenage girls, let me offer another alternative in the vein of @Papa Poule’s fine answer:

That’s just because he’s an untalented tween heartthrob.

a famous actor / singer/actress is very attractive to girls (Longman) teens,

a

girl around 9-14… too old for toys; too young for boys.

Unbelievable easy to market to, will usually follow any fashion trend set for them

( https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php? =Tween )

Assuming the singer/actor guy is popular with teenage girls, let me offer another alternative in the vein of @Papa Poule’s fine answer:

That’s just because he’s an untalented tween heartthrob.

a famous actor / singer/actress is very attractive to girls (Longman) teens,

a

girl around 9-14… too old for toys; too young for boys.

Unbelievable easy to market to, will usually follow any fashion trend set for them

( https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php? =Tween )

Assuming the singer/actor guy is popular with teenage girls, let me offer another alternative in the vein of @Papa Poule’s fine answer:

That’s just because he’s an untalented tween heartthrob.

a famous actor / singer/actress is very attractive to girls (Longman) teens,

a

girl around 9-14… too old for toys; too young for boys.

Unbelievable easy to market to, will usually follow any fashion trend set for them

( https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php? =Tween )

Fix wrong globally installed applications privileges

In detail, I have noticed that this sentence is unclear and ungrammatical (neither to me nor my colleague), as well as may be misleading to others.

What should be application privileges in Linux? Second, it’s unclear whether you are referring to globally installed applications, or globally messed-up privileges.

Depending on what you mean, try:

Fix incorrect global privileges or: Fix incorrect installed

privileges

for the globally installed apps Or: Fix incorrect

global privileges for the installed applications Or: Fix incorrect global privileges for the globally installed applications

Fix wrong globally installed applications privileges

In detail, I have noticed that this sentence is unclear and ungrammatical (neither to me nor my colleague), as well as may be misleading to others.

What should be application privileges in Linux? Second, it’s unclear whether you are referring to globally installed applications, or globally messed-up privileges.

Depending on what you mean, try:

Fix incorrect global privileges or: Fix incorrect installed

privileges

for the globally installed apps Or: Fix incorrect

global privileges for the installed applications Or: Fix incorrect global privileges for the globally installed applications

The word proverbial is used in it’s normal meaning here:

proverbial: which has become a proverb or byword : commonly spoken of

Example: the proverbial restlessness of sailors

(Webster’s Unabridged)

Widely referred to, as if the subject of a proverbs; famous.

What does “at the last

minute” mean when people really act out, and put a deadline on the table until the last minute? At the

last minute a team member noticed a serious typographic problem with the site design.

When you add word “proverbial”, you emphasize that this happens very often to a lot of people, that this is a common situation people can relate to.

If you say “at the last minute” then this emphasis is lost.

Suppose font size is 10px and you need to make it 12px, say “Increase the font size by 2 pixels”.

If that font you use is smaller than 2px and you need to make it 2px, then say “Add 2 pixels”

What do you mean by pixel s (plural) and pixel (singular)?

They are different. Moreover, they are not the same. Disbursement has a more specific meaning and refers to a process of paying money from a fund (collected for a particular purpose):

1. an amount of money that is paid from a fund
2. the process of paying money from a fund

(Macmillan ) ”