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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

'procedure'

Hello, can you help me with this: is it ok to say 'for the proceedures' needs', or 'for the needs of the procedures'? - it is about some things that are needed for some procedures.... I hope this is not confusing.... Thanks
  

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Hi, Sounds awkward. I'd speak of 'the requirements for these procedures'. Clive

— Clive

  • Hi, Sounds awkward.
  • I'd speak of 'the requirements for these procedures'.
  • Clive
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Hi,

Sounds awkward.

I'd speak of 'the requirements for these procedures'.

Clive
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You may consider using "for the procedural needs..."
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ok, thanks a lot... I am not a native English speaker, so often I am not sure how to say something and if some forms exist at all... It is very helpful to hear from a native speaker about things, at least you know if something sounds normal or not....
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