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Wildblue Posted 10 years ago
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The Structure of a Phrase
Hello. Could you please help me with rewriting the phrase in bold? Thank you.
"...examined the relationship between the level this organization has reached as a learning organization and the work quality..."
I don't know if this sentence is clear enough. I want to say, in a formal way, how much this organization has been successful in being a learning organization and having the features of a learning organization.
"...examined the relationship between the level this organization has reached as a learning organization and the work quality..."
I don't know if this sentence is clear enough. I want to say, in a formal way, how much this organization has been successful in being a learning organization and having the features of a learning organization.
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What do you mean by a "learning organization"?
- What do you mean by a "learning organization"?
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GPYWhat do you mean by a "learning organization"?That's a term used in management studies. A 'learning organization' learns from its experience over time and improves itself.
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WildblueThat's a term used in management studies. A 'learning organization' learns from its experience over time and improves itself.If "learning organization" is definitely the correct term, and will be understood by the intended audience, then I think what you have is OK.
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