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Difference between department & departmental

Hi

Can anyone highlight me the difference between the word department(noun) and departmental(adjective) How should I use them?

A few examples will be useful.

(Department Management is ...) or (Departmental Management is ...)?

Thanks, Liming
  

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[/nq] A few ... 30. Each department should submit its report by 12 noon Tuesday.

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  • Each department should submit its report by 12 noon Tuesday.
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[nq:1]Hi Can anyone highlight me the difference between the word department(noun) and departmental(adjective) How should I use them?[/nq]
A few ... will hold departmental meetings next Monday at 17.30.
Each department should submit its report by 12 noon Tuesday.
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wrmst rgrds Robin Bignall
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So I guess.. it would be Department Management is .. (noun)?
[nq:2]Hi Can anyone highlight me the difference between the word ... useful. (Department Management is ...) or (Departmental Management is ...)?[/nq]
[nq:1]Our department managers will hold departmental meetings next Monday at 17.30. Each department should submit its report by 12 noon Tuesday. -- wrmst rgrds Robin Bignall Quie
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[nq:1]So I guess.. it would be Department Management is .. (noun)?[/nq]
Although "departmental manager" is correct, for a long time now it's been increasingly common to use nouns as adjectives, hence the form "department manager".

Adrian
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[nq:1]So I guess.. it would be Department Management is .. (noun)? Liming[/nq]
I would think that was a compound noun, yes, with capital letters like that.

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