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Natalia09 Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
in use
Dear all,
Could anybody tell me whether the following expression (a heading) is good:
Our products in use with our customer.
This means that the customers install our products in their equipment. Thank you.
Could anybody tell me whether the following expression (a heading) is good:
Our products in use with our customer.
This means that the customers install our products in their equipment. Thank you.
Top answer
The sentence is missing a verb. "In use" works as a noun. "
- The sentence is missing a verb.
- "In use" works as a noun.
- "
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The sentence is missing a verb. "In use" works as a noun.
I'd write: "Our products are favored by our customers."
I'd write: "Our products are favored by our customers."
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"favoured" is not what I really want to say. This is a heading followed by pictures. And what I want to say is how products are used by the customers. I just wanted to know, if the prepositions I used in that heading are correct. Is "with our customers" correct? And if the expression is acceptable as a heading overall.
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I just wanted to know, if the prepositions I used in that heading are correct. Is "with our customers" correct? No
And if the expression is acceptable as a heading overall. No
And what I want to say is how products are used by the customers.
And if the expression is acceptable as a heading overall. No
And what I want to say is how products are used by the customers.
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