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Peaceblinkfriend Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

...overhaul to/of the modus operandi...

There will be an overhaul to the modus operandi in a bid to streamline its efficiency. 

There will be an overhaul of the modus operandi in a bid to streamline its efficiency. 

I was wondering which one is the correct way of saying it?   Also, would it be better to move 'in a bid to streamline its efficiency' to the front?

Thanks

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Hi, There will be an overhaul to the modus operandi in a bid to streamline its efficiency. There will be an overhaul of the modus operandi in a bid to streamline its efficiency. I was wondering which one is the correct way of saying it?

— Clive

  • Hi, There will be an overhaul to the modus operandi in a bid to streamline its efficiency.
  • There will be an overhaul of the modus operandi in a bid to streamline its efficiency.
  • I was wondering which one is the correct way of saying it?
  • I wouldn't say 'to' is wrong, but I prefer 'of'.
  • Also, would it be better to move 'in a bid to streamline its efficiency' to the front?
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Hi,
There will be an overhaul to the modus operandi in a bid to streamline its efficiency.

There will be an overhaul of the modus operandi in a bid to streamline its efficiency.



I was wondering which one is the correct way of saying it? I wouldn't say 'to' is wrong, but I prefer 'of'.

Also, would it be better to move 'in a bid to streamlin
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