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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Please Help. Is this the correct use of the word "Promulgate"?

Ths information is from a Powerpoint presentation. I left the other bulleted lines in here for reference. There are some people in my office that believe that I am using the word "Promulgate" in the wrong context. What do you think? I need an expert opinion to put this discussion to rest. Thanks!




  • §Promulgate vision and strategy for BCA SM Systems




  • §Document multi-year system lifecycle plans and rough-cut architecture.




  • §Support tactical planning to enable strategies and progress toward the vision.
  

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Promulgate means 'formally announce a decision (usually)'. If that's what you mean, then use it.

— Mister Micawber

  • Promulgate means 'formally announce a decision (usually)'.
  • If that's what you mean, then use it.
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Promulgate means 'formally announce a decision (usually)'. If that's what you mean, then use it.
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