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Please check the following sentence. Are the usage of words "recursively" and "regular basis" fine in the sentence.
"Indicates that a transaction is posted recursively on a regular basis at a pre-defined frequency."
"Indicates that a transaction is posted recursively on a regular basis at a pre-defined frequency."
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Hi, Please check the following sentence. Are the usage of words "recursively" and "regular basis" fine in the sentence. " Both terms here have the same meaning.
- Hi, Please check the following sentence.
- Are the usage of words "recursively" and "regular basis" fine in the sentence.
- " Both terms here have the same meaning.
- I'd omit 'recursively', as 'on a regular basis' is the more common term in my experience.
- I'd also probably omit 'at a pre-defined frequency' beacuse that seems implicit on 'on a regular basis'.
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Please check the following sentence. Are the usage of words "recursively" and "regular basis" fine in the sentence.
"Indicates that a transaction is posted recursively on a regular basis at a pre-defined frequency."
Both terms here have the same meaning. I'd omit 'recursively', as 'on a regular basis' is the more common term in my experience.
Please check the following sentence. Are the usage of words "recursively" and "regular basis" fine in the sentence.
"Indicates that a transaction is posted recursively on a regular basis at a pre-defined frequency."
Both terms here have the same meaning. I'd omit 'recursively', as 'on a regular basis' is the more common term in my experience.
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