Text Proofreading 1
Yes. If I wrote:
"Prevention and protection measures and company organization concerning the workers' health"
Has the phrase a sense in English and is it grammatically correct now?
Top answer
apple file 494 Has the phrase a sense in English It's unclear. If the paragraph discusses the Human Resources department and its functions related to health and safety, then these are better: Human Resources departments' responsibilities for employees' health and safety Corporate structures that promote and protect workers' safety and well-being.
- apple file 494 Has the phrase a sense in English It's unclear.
- If the paragraph discusses the Human Resources department and its functions related to health and safety, then these are better: Human Resources departments' responsibilities for employees' health and safety Corporate structures that promote and protect workers' safety and well-being.
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apple file 494Has the phrase a sense in English
It's unclear.
If the paragraph discusses the Human Resources department and its functions related to health and safety, then these are better:
- Human Resources departments' responsibilities for employees' health and safety
- Corporate structures that promote and protect workers' safety an
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