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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Terms of Reference
Hello,
In technical documentation, mostly in RFP (Requests for Proposal), there is a chapter, or an entire document, called “Terms of Reference”, where the author provides technical details of whatever he wants to purchase.
“Terms of reference” It is a single chapter, or a single document; however It confuses me his title in plural. So, when I name It, should I use the singular or plural form?
Is
“... as stated in this Terms of Reference ...” the correct form, or should I say
“... as stated in these Terms of Reference ...”? instead
Thank you,
CP
In technical documentation, mostly in RFP (Requests for Proposal), there is a chapter, or an entire document, called “Terms of Reference”, where the author provides technical details of whatever he wants to purchase.
“Terms of reference” It is a single chapter, or a single document; however It confuses me his title in plural. So, when I name It, should I use the singular or plural form?
Is
“... as stated in this Terms of Reference ...” the correct form, or should I say
“... as stated in these Terms of Reference ...”? instead
Thank you,
CP
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Anonymous Is“... ” the correct form, or should I say “... ”?
- Anonymous Is“...
- ” the correct form, or should I say “...
- ”?
- instead as stated in these Terms of Reference
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AnonymousIs“... as stated in this Terms of Reference ...” the correct form, or should I say “... as stated in these Terms of Reference ...”? insteadas stated in these Terms of Reference
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