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Csyip99 Posted 17 years ago
Letter Writing

Please correct me. How to use "AS"?

Can we use sentences below?
a) As per your email dated September 15, 2008.
b) As per our tele-conversation on the above subject.

Anyone can explain more detail how to apply this word "AS" in formal email?
  

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Your sentences are fine. 'As per' is a bit of popular biz-speak. It is a phrasal preposition meaning 'in accordance with'.

— Mister Micawber

  • Your sentences are fine.
  • 'As per' is a bit of popular biz-speak.
  • It is a phrasal preposition meaning 'in accordance with'.
  • I don't like 'tele-conversation' very much.
  • -- 'telephone conversation'.
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Your sentences are fine. 'As per' is a bit of popular biz-speak. It is a phrasal preposition meaning 'in accordance with'. I don't like 'tele-conversation' very much. Why not write properly?-- 'telephone conversation'. If you don't bother to write that out fully, then why bother with 'as per'?-- just use 're'.
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Can we used "As per" in different sentenseS?

a) "As per subject mentioned above"
b) "As per email below"
c) "As per our discussion yesterday"

Other then these words, what is the word more suitable replace it?
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You can use it with any reference; all of yours are fine. 'Pursuant to' is another fine piece of biz-speak.
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