A grammatically sound and coherent sentence is presented below, split into four distinct sections labeled (A), (B), (C), and (D). Reorder these sections to construct a logically and structurally correct sentence. If the sections are already in the correct order or no such rearrangement is feasible, select option (e) i.e., 'No rearrangement required'.

are increasingly common (A) / virtual team meetings (B) / are large or small (C) / across industries whether they (D).

The correct option is BADC.

To form a grammatically correct and coherent sentence, we need to arrange the given fragments in a logical sequence:

1. Part (B) "virtual team meetings": This forms the main subject of the sentence, so it comes first.

2. Part (A) "are increasingly common": This serves as the predicate following subject (B), stating what is happening to virtual team meetings.

3. Part (D) "across industries whether they": This phrase extends the predicate by indicating where they are common and introduces a conditional clause.

4. Part (C) "are large or small": This completes the conditional phrase introduced in part (D), describing the scale of the industries or meetings ("whether they are large or small").

Combining the parts in the sequence B → A → D → C yields the complete, coherent sentence:

"Virtual team meetings are increasingly common across industries whether they are large or small."