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Vincent Ding Posted 20 years ago
Vocabulary
look for the correct expression
I'm not sure about an expression in my mind. So hopfully someone can help.
I come up with a context as follows:
The change of the company name shall be submitted to the local administration for record/on record/for file.
I feel that "for record" and "for file" are both correct but not "on record". Maybe "for putting on record" corrects the error.
Awaiting your imput.
I come up with a context as follows:
The change of the company name shall be submitted to the local administration for record/on record/for file.
I feel that "for record" and "for file" are both correct but not "on record". Maybe "for putting on record" corrects the error.
Awaiting your imput.
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How about "for registration"?
- How about "for registration"?
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registration, not exactly, I'm afraid.
To set up a business, you will have to have it registered. But a subsequent minor alteration does not have to be "registered", I mean it seems not to call for such a formal word/formality.
Thanks anyway.
To set up a business, you will have to have it registered. But a subsequent minor alteration does not have to be "registered", I mean it seems not to call for such a formal word/formality.
Thanks anyway.
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