In a sense of
The office infrastructure is redesigned in a sense of employees' convenience.
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Can we use "in a sense of"? or Please suggest anything suitable.
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kumenglish Can we use "in a sense of"? It is not suitable. You can use this: The office infrastructure is redesigned considering/taking into account employees' convenience.
- kumenglish Can we use "in a sense of"?
- It is not suitable.
- You can use this: The office infrastructure is redesigned considering/taking into account employees' convenience.
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kumenglishCan we use "in a sense of"?
It is not suitable.
You can use this:
The office infrastructure is redesigned considering/taking into account employees' convenience.
0kumenglishThe office infrastructure is redesigned in a sense of employees' convenience.
Please check.
Can we use "in a sense of"? or Please suggest anything suitable.
Here's another suggestion:
The office has been redesigned with employee convenience in mind.
CJ
0Thanks for the corrections and suggestions.
The office infrastructure has been redesigned to suit employees' convenience.
Is this possible?
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