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Extra1980 Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary

Email writing

My supervisior asked me if we should submit my paper to a conference or a journal. I want to tell him i totally trust him to make that decision so I wrote,

"Regarding submitting the paper to a journal or a conference, the decision rests with you and Dr. Fabien and I totally trust your judgment."

is there a better way to say it
  

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It can be simplified: Dr. Fabien and I completely trust your decision on submitting the paper to a journal or a conference. Hello, extra1980—and welcome to English Forums.

— Mister Micawber

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It can be simplified:

Dr. Fabien and I completely trust your decision on submitting the paper to a journal or a conference.

Hello, extra1980—and welcome to English Forums. Thank you for registering as a member.
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Thank you for your response, Actually both of them are my supervisors.
This is his email

Your results are quite interesting and significant – should we consider submitting a letter or short journal or you want to go for a conference paper? Fabien, do you have any suggestions on this point?

I want to say that I'm pleased for his suggestion to submit for a journal rather than
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I completely trust your and Dr Fabian's decision on submitting the paper to a journal instead of a conference.
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what about this sentence "I’m pleased of your suggestion to submit it as a short journal" is it correct... Thanks for helping me Emotion: smile
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If sending to a journal is what you want, and you'd like to express your respect to them, you may try something like:

I myself prefer sending it to a journal. However I completely trust your and Dr. Fabian's final decision.

Don't say that you are pleased of their suggestions. It's rude, especially towards your supervisors.
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I myself prefer sending it to a journal. However I completely trust your and Dr. Fabian's final decision.

Other Options:

Personally, I prefer to have it published in a journal.
Personally, I prefer to publish it in a journal.

However I trust that you and Dr. Fabian will make the right decision.
However I'll leave that decision to you and Dr. Fabian
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whisperingDon't say that you are pleased with their suggestions. It's rude, especially towards your supervisors.
Your remark is utterly incorrect, whispering. Please confine yourself to asking questions, not answering them.
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SoSaysSunnyPersonally, I prefer to have it published in a journal.
This idea was not even intimated in the OP's original post. I am becoming very upset at responders' tendency to suggest all sorts of options (which of course there are many) that are not within the OP's original concern. Please focus on the QUESTION ASKED and not all the other permutations th
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extra1980Regarding submitting the paper to a journal or a conference, the decision rests with you and Dr. Fabien and I totally trust your judgment.
eatra1980: I want to say that I'm pleased for his suggestion to submit for a journal rather than a conference ... and I want to tell them that's their decision and I trust it.
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SoSaysSunnySubmitting a paper to a journal means having it published in a journal.
Would that it were so. Of the many papers I have submitted to journals in my life, only a handful have been published.
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