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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Is "is" correct in this context?
Hi!
Am I using "is" correctly in this context?
The mediation can be initiated by entering into a written contract with a mediator. The mediation service fee is determined through coming to an agreement with a mediator.
Thanks a lot!
Am I using "is" correctly in this context?
The mediation can be initiated by entering into a written contract with a mediator. The mediation service fee is determined through coming to an agreement with a mediator.
Thanks a lot!
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"is" is correct. The last part of the sentence is perhaps not as neat as it could be. Perhaps you could say "...
- "is" is correct.
- The last part of the sentence is perhaps not as neat as it could be.
- Perhaps you could say "...
- is determined by arrangement with the mediator".
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"is" is correct. The last part of the sentence is perhaps not as neat as it could be. Perhaps you could say "... is determined by arrangement with the mediator".
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