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Ubchouserent Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Can I say "within contract validity"

Hi all, I was wondering if i can say "within contract validity", which means within the period before a contract expires.
Thank you!

Eric
  

Top answer

Probably, but I would like to see the actual sentence.

— Mister Micawber

  • Probably, but I would like to see the actual sentence.
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Probably, but I would like to see the actual sentence.
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Hi Micawber, it's not a sentence, instead it's an entry of a table, here it is:
"Job leaving ratio per year(within contract validity)"

Thank you!
Eric
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Ah. Well, I understand it, but it seems rather long and stilted for a table entry. I would think something like 'broken contracts per year' or 'annual contract exits'.
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Cool. 'Annual contract exits' is more concise. Thanks a lot!

Eric
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