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Mario Osvaldo Parra Espinoza Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary

a native english speaker

Hello everyone,

I am creating a software program and I need to make sure everything written on it sounds good for native English speakers.

I have doubts on two parts right now. The part where it says "Clients' Assessments" and "Client's info". I think I need to change them for "Client Assessments" and "Client Info" but I am not sure. Please if someone can tell me which ones sound and look better for a program.
  

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I would use "Client Assessments" and "Client Info". They look cleaner than the versions with apostrophes. I am assuming that these are labels on a screen.

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  • I would use "Client Assessments" and "Client Info".
  • They look cleaner than the versions with apostrophes.
  • I am assuming that these are labels on a screen.
  • If they are part of full sentences then please post the sentences.
  • "Info" is slightly informal.
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I would use "Client Assessments" and "Client Info". They look cleaner than the versions with apostrophes.

I am assuming that these are labels on a screen. If they are part of full sentences then please post the sentences.

"Info" is slightly informal. Probably it is OK to use, but bear it in mind if an informal feel does not fit with the application. "Client Details" is another po
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Thank you, you're right, I'm going to change both labels, and I think I'm going to use details instead of info. Thank you very much for your answer. Here is the link of the page in case you want to see it and if you have any more comments feel free to let me know
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