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Anonymous Posted 21 years ago
Vocabulary

existing perception

Hi!

Can you pelase tell me if it is OK to say existing perception in the context:

One of them is so-called perceived corruption index (PCI) which is calculated on the basis of the existing perception/observation of businessmen, risk analysts and general public.

Is the rest of the sentence Ok?

Thank you very much
  

Top answer

" "Existing perception" of businessmen simply refers to their current opinion of the matter. I don't know anything about PCI...

— Lazarus

  • " "Existing perception" of businessmen simply refers to their current opinion of the matter.
  • I don't know anything about PCI...
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Use "perception," not "observation."
"Existing perception" of businessmen simply refers to their current opinion of the matter.
I don't know anything about PCI...
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Shouldn't it be "the" so-called etc...?
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Whoops...I missed that, pieanne. You're right. Emotion: smile

Also, a comma after (PCI), and I would put "the" in front of "general p
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Thank you both for your comments Pieanne and Lazarus Emotion: smile
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