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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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"for as" in a sentence

I can't understand the meaning of "for as" in the following sentence."It requires detailed planning for as specified number of reporting time periods."So I don't understand the relationship between the following clauses.1. It requires detailed planning2. specified number of reporting time periods --- it seems noun phraseWould someone please let me know how I understand "for as" here?
  

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It looks like a misprint. "for as" should be "for a". Does that help?

— CalifJim

  • It looks like a misprint.
  • "for as" should be "for a".
  • Does that help?
  • CJ
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It looks like a misprint. "for as" should be "for a". Does that help?

CJ
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Mr. or Ms. CJThank you so much for your reply.I'm going to confirm it.
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