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Bookmark or Share- 'per' or 'a' - WordReference ForumsHi forum, In formal writing... it is totally acceptable to use the expression "per"? A grammar teacher I had some years ago told us that it is not recommended to use "per" when writing a formal English text, and mainly if it is a translation, and that we must use "a" instead, unless it is accompanied by another foreign word, as: per capita, per annum, but not to use as: per liter, per gallon ...
- cost be charged on someone | WordReference ForumsWe would not say "I charge you the cost." We might say "I will charge you for the cost of the accommodations." "To you, the cost will be charged" is not really the same thing as "The cost will be charged to you." It might have the same meaning, but the construction is rather archaic and poetic, which is out of place in a business setting.
- cost-effective, cost-efficient, value-for-moneyThe terms cost-effective and cost-efficient are not interchangeable although advertising execs have muddied the water beyond redemption. These were and still are economics/business terms that represent a truly important concept.
- cost-efficient / cost-efficiency (adjective) - WordReference ForumsIn the following sentence, is the used of the word: cost-effciency correctly used? Sentence: The Agency conducts visits to identify common implementation issues, cost-efficiency factors and lesson to be learn. Thank you
- cost effective/efficient procedure | WordReference ForumsThe fourth defendant characterized the plaintiff’s motion to allow the fourth defendant to join the proceeding as a not cost-efficient procedure/procedure which is not cost effective. Hi which of these do you prefer? thanks, A.
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