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By changing the work schedule at the hospital, the supervisor placed her experienced people onto the critical time periods to work in the emergency room.Should I change onto to on or at? Please advise.LC

Marius Hancu · Accepted Answer

"place in the time periods"
has many more hits at Yahoo than on/at (17 vs 1)
thus I would recommended it.

Inchoateknowledge · Answer

"Should I change onto to on or at? Please advise."

to should be for, IMO:

Should I change onto for on or at?

My vote goes to "place people in critical time periods."

Milky · Answer

Inchoateknowledge"Should I change onto to on or at? Please advise."

to should be for, IMO:

Should I change onto for on or at?

My vote goes to "place people in critical time periods."

<the supervisor placed her experienced people onto the critical time periods to work in the emergency room.>

placed people/in (critical) time periods/to work in...

place (verb) to work

Goodman · Answer

Lcchang
Should I change onto to on or at? Please advise.

LC

How about...?

By changing the work schedule at the hospital, the supervisor scheduled the more experienced staff in the emergency room during critical periods.

Marius Hancu · Answer

Goodman
LcchangShould I change onto to on or at? Please advise.

LC
How about...?

By changing the work schedule at the hospital, the supervisor scheduled the more experienced staff in the emergency room during critical periods.

Nice

Lcchang · Answer

Inchoateknowledge"Should I change onto to on or at? Please advise."

to should be for, IMO:

Should I change onto for on or at?

My vote goes to "place people in critical time periods."

May I ask about the difference between to change A to B and to change A for B?

LC

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