Ambiguity in sentence structure
I am having issues with my sentence:
If parked or operating in adverse conditions reduce the requirement interval as needed.
It's not necessary to reduce the interval just because it (a helicopter) is parked. Only if it is parked in adverse weather conditions. How can I restructure the sentence to remove the ambiguity while keeping it as short as possible?
Top answer
: In adverse weather conditions, whether parked or operating, reduce ... I'm not sure whether "requirement interval" is the best phrase, but I would need more information about what it refers to.
- : In adverse weather conditions, whether parked or operating, reduce ...
- I'm not sure whether "requirement interval" is the best phrase, but I would need more information about what it refers to.
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Would this work?:
In adverse weather conditions, whether parked or operating, reduce ...
I'm not sure whether "requirement interval" is the best phrase, but I would need more information about what it refers to.
0How about just saying this?
In adverse conditions, reduce the requirement interval as needed.
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