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FatimaSaboor123 Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
Work-efficiency or Work-efficiencies?
To me, this sentence seems perfectly fine but, I keep questioning its grammatical structure.
"The complex routine operations need to be carried out smoothly in order to build a workflow that not only curtails interruptions but also boosts your employees’ work-efficiency drastically."
Should it be "work-efficiencies"?
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FatimaSaboor123 Should it be "work-efficiencies"? No. That's pretty awful.
- FatimaSaboor123 Should it be "work-efficiencies"?
- No.
- That's pretty awful.
- It's not very elegant, but here is a suggestion.
- "
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FatimaSaboor123Should it be "work-efficiencies"?
No. That's pretty awful.
It's not very elegant, but here is a suggestion.
"The complex routine operations need to be carried out smoothly, creating a workflow that not only removes interruptions but also increases each employee's efficiency."
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