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MUSCOVITE Posted 12 years ago
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terms - is it used correctly in the specified context?
Hi,
EX: "Our solution allows significant reduction of terms and cost of the construction of a new ..."
Is the word "terms" used correctly here?
(sic!) "terms" = time interval required for a new (sth) to be built??????
How about this variant:
"Our solution allows significant reduction of the time and cost of the construction of ...'?
Is it any better?
What would be your (refined) version?
mus-te
EX: "Our solution allows significant reduction of terms and cost of the construction of a new ..."
Is the word "terms" used correctly here?
(sic!) "terms" = time interval required for a new (sth) to be built??????
How about this variant:
"Our solution allows significant reduction of the time and cost of the construction of ...'?
Is it any better?
What would be your (refined) version?
mus-te
Top answer
" The word 'terms' is not a good choice.
- " The word 'terms' is not a good choice.
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eg "Our solution will result in significant reductions in construction time and cost."
The word 'terms' is not a good choice.
The word 'terms' is not a good choice.
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