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Kumenglish Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

Up for

In context: I am requesting our prospect to approve the project allocation with us after the deal has closed.


Please confirm the project allocation with us since we are up for starting this project.

Please confirm to allocate the project with us since we are up for starting this project.

Are these correct sentence?

  

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In this context, 'up for' is too informal. Say '... ' '...

— Rover_KE

  • In this context, 'up for' is too informal.
  • Say '...
  • ' '...
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In this context, 'up for' is too informal.

Say '... we are ready/keen/prepared to start ...'

'...

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