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Please let me know if this sentence is right
"Onsite expect that offshore deliver programs after testing them thoroughly"
  

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If Onsite and Offshore are business names [trading names] one could say; Onsite expect that Onsite (will) deliver programs (only) after testing them thoroughly. So, your sentence would be correct, but Offshore needs a capital O. Words in parentheses (***) are optional.

— Mike in Japan

  • If Onsite and Offshore are business names [trading names] one could say; Onsite expect that Onsite (will) deliver programs (only) after testing them thoroughly.
  • So, your sentence would be correct, but Offshore needs a capital O.
  • Words in parentheses (***) are optional.
  • I hope this helps, Cheers
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If Onsite and Offshore are business names [trading names] one could say;
Onsite expect that Onsite (will) deliver programs (only) after testing them thoroughly.
So, your sentence would be correct, but Offshore needs a capital O.

Words in parentheses (***) are optional.
I hope this helps,
Cheers
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