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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Starting a sentance with order (such as; provide, review and submit)

i'm preparing service level agreement, i have started each action with a verb (order) as below; is it correct or there is better grammatical approach?

Kindly advise.



Activity


Action


Action By


Target


Slow/none moving/ obsolete items


a) Provide report for all non-active items(slow /none moving /obsolete) to Tie Ins dept. and E&P- Gas

b) Provide the required action for the above non-active materials.


a) Procurement







b) EP


a) Year (every June)



b) Yearly (every Sept.)


Minimum /Maximum Stock Level for items under IP Code 4


Submit & Endorse Stock Proposal Form “SPF” for any amendment of Minimum /Maximum Stock Level.

The SPF shall be endorsed by the required delegated authority level.


EP-Tie-in


As and when required
  

Top answer

Hi, When talking about actions like this, it is always good to start with a verb. Clive

  • Hi, When talking about actions like this, it is always good to start with a verb.
  • Clive
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Hi,

When talking about actions like this, it is always good to start with a verb.

Clive

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