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Winkie Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary

About "as noted"

hello, everyone,

what does the "as noted" mean when used at the beginning of a sentence

means "as noted above" or "it shall be noted that"?
  

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Hi, what does the "as noted" mean when used at the beginning of a sentence means "as noted above" or "it shall be noted that"? When a writer writes 'as noted' , it usually means that this matter has been mentioned earlier. It's rather like saying to the reader, 'You should remember this from before'.

  • Hi, what does the "as noted" mean when used at the beginning of a sentence means "as noted above" or "it shall be noted that"?
  • When a writer writes 'as noted' , it usually means that this matter has been mentioned earlier.
  • It's rather like saying to the reader, 'You should remember this from before'.
  • The mention may be earleir in this text, or earlier in some other discussion of the topic.
  • eg As noted by Dr.
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Hi,

what does the "as noted" mean when used at the beginning of a sentence

means "as noted above" or "it shall be noted that"?

When a writer writes 'as noted', it usually means that this matter has been mentioned earlier. It's rather like saying to the reader, 'You should remember this from before'. The mention may be earleir in this text, or earlie
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Clive,

Thanks a lot

Actually I mean the circumstance where there is a comma behind the "As noted". For example,

As noted, Company A will be acquired by Company B.

Does your explanation apply to such circumstance?
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Hi,

Thanks a lot

Actually I mean the circumstance where there is a comma behind the "As noted". For example,



As noted, Company A will be acquired by Company B.



Does your explanation apply to such circumstance? Yes.

It's very similar to 'as noted above', ie in this text.

Clive

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