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Proper capitalization and spelling of the term: Day 1.
In preparing proposals, the term "Day 1" is often used. This often referst to the first day of a contract or transition period. The first question has to do with proper capitalization. Is this term seen as a specific day and therefore a proper noun or is it a generic term in that every transition or contract has its first day.
Secondly, should it be Day One, spelling out a number less than 10? Or, can it be infered this is a date and/or unit of measurement and should use the arabic numeral 1?
Secondly, should it be Day One, spelling out a number less than 10? Or, can it be infered this is a date and/or unit of measurement and should use the arabic numeral 1?
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Hi, In preparing proposals, the term "Day 1" is often used. This often referst to the first day of a contract or transition period. The first question has to do with proper capitalization.
- Hi, In preparing proposals, the term "Day 1" is often used.
- This often referst to the first day of a contract or transition period.
- The first question has to do with proper capitalization.
- Is this term seen as a specific day and therefore a proper noun or is it a generic term in that every transition or contract has its first day.
- There is no rule, but I usually see it with a capital.
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Hi,
In preparing proposals, the term "Day 1" is often used. This often referst to the first day of a contract or transition period. The first question has to do with proper capitalization. Is this term seen as a specific day and therefore a proper noun or is it a generic term in that every transition or contract has its first day. There is no rule,
In preparing proposals, the term "Day 1" is often used. This often referst to the first day of a contract or transition period. The first question has to do with proper capitalization. Is this term seen as a specific day and therefore a proper noun or is it a generic term in that every transition or contract has its first day. There is no rule,
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