letter of request for paper

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while writing a letter of request for papers, can I express as follow?

"Possible topics and agendas are referred to the attached file in the electronic version."

If it seems to be wired, could you correct it?

Thanks in advance.

Mister Micawber · Accepted Answer

Hello, Shinke-- and welcome to English Forums.

If I understand your meaning correctly, it should read:

Possible topics and agendas are referred to in the attached file of the electronic version.

Intelligent Freak · Answer

Mister MicawberHello, Shinke-- and welcome to English Forums.

If I understand your meaning correctly, it should read:

Possible topics and agendas are referred to in the attached file of the electronic version.

Mister M,

Possible topics and agendas are ~~referred to~~ in the attached file of the electronic version. ( Can we remove the "referred to" in this sentence? )

Please, I'm not correcting you or whatever, I know I'm not in the position to do that. I just want to know if it will still mean the same thing.

Thanks, thanks!!!!!

Ciao,

IF [A]

Mister Micawber · Answer

If I understand Shinke's meaning, yes-- 'referred to' is not needed.

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