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Kanonathena Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Technical knowledge of finance and accounting discipline.
Hello, could someone chech the following sentence:
I possess sound technical knowledge of finance and accounting discipline.
I am addressing the selection criteria for a job applicaiton. I think there is something wrong with the sentence. BTW can finance and accounting be discribed as discipline?
Thank you.
I possess sound technical knowledge of finance and accounting discipline.
I am addressing the selection criteria for a job applicaiton. I think there is something wrong with the sentence. BTW can finance and accounting be discribed as discipline?
Thank you.
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" I suppose you could call these two areas of expertise "disciplines", but it seems awkward to me. If you're dead set on using the word discipline, may I suggest "I possess sound technical knowledge in the disciplines of finance and accounting".
- " I suppose you could call these two areas of expertise "disciplines", but it seems awkward to me.
- If you're dead set on using the word discipline, may I suggest "I possess sound technical knowledge in the disciplines of finance and accounting".
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Hello:
Why not simply: "I possess sound technical knowledge of finance and accounting."
I suppose you could call these two areas of expertise "disciplines", but it seems awkward to me.
If you're dead set on using the word discipline, may I suggest "I possess sound technical knowledge in the disciplines of finance and accounting".
Why not simply: "I possess sound technical knowledge of finance and accounting."
I suppose you could call these two areas of expertise "disciplines", but it seems awkward to me.
If you're dead set on using the word discipline, may I suggest "I possess sound technical knowledge in the disciplines of finance and accounting".
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