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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
"as specified in" vs "specified in"
Dear Sir,
Please help to advise what is the difference (if any) between the following two sentences below.
1. All proposals will be assessed based on the price information specified in the document "ABC".
2. All proposals will be assessed based on the price information as specified in the document "ABC".
I am not sure that "specified in ..." in (1) indicates where the price information is (i.e., in document "ABC") without any information on the assessment details whereas "specified in ..." in (2) indicates where the assessment is based on the price information and the criteria is listed in the document "ABC".
Thank you for your advice.
Dimmy
Please help to advise what is the difference (if any) between the following two sentences below.
1. All proposals will be assessed based on the price information specified in the document "ABC".
2. All proposals will be assessed based on the price information as specified in the document "ABC".
I am not sure that "specified in ..." in (1) indicates where the price information is (i.e., in document "ABC") without any information on the assessment details whereas "specified in ..." in (2) indicates where the assessment is based on the price information and the criteria is listed in the document "ABC".
Thank you for your advice.
Dimmy
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There is no difference in intent or information between #1 and #2. They both indicate only that the price information is in ABC.
- There is no difference in intent or information between #1 and #2.
- They both indicate only that the price information is in ABC.
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There is no difference in intent or information between #1 and #2. They both indicate only that the price information is in ABC.
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