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Takashinzy Posted 19 years ago
Vocabulary

Compliant or Complying?

Hi, can someone tell me what's the difference between
Compliant with and Complying with?

What is the most appropriate (accurate) way to say the following:

" <Compliant with/Complying with> the employment contract, Jan 15th will be my last day of work."

Appreciate the comments.
  

Top answer

Compliant does not work here; complying with is awkward. I would use ' In compliance with the employment contract '.

— Mister Micawber

  • Compliant does not work here; complying with is awkward.
  • I would use ' In compliance with the employment contract '.
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Compliant does not work here; complying with is awkward. I would use 'In compliance with the employment contract'.
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TakashinzyWhat is the most appropriate (accurate) way to say the following:

" <Compliant with/Complying with> the employment contract, Jan 15th will be my last day of work."

You can also use a more suitable construction:

- In accordance with... or -
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