Order's Status or Order Status?
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In a system, each order made by a client has a status, which can be Canceled, In Production, or Delivery.
I'm writing a knowledge-base article about the status choice, and the title will be
Order's Status: what do they mean?
My question is:
Order's Status or Order Status?
Thanks
word-choice
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In a system, each order made by a client has a status, which can be Canceled, In Production, or Delivery.
I'm writing a knowledge-base article about the status choice, and the title will be
Order's Status: what do they mean?
My question is:
Order's Status or Order Status?
Thanks
word-choice
edited Jul 8 at 23:28
Sven Yargs
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asked Jun 8 at 19:13
Bruna Rasmussen
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In a system, each order made by a client has a status, which can be Canceled, In Production, or Delivery.
I'm writing a knowledge-base article about the status choice, and the title will be
Order's Status: what do they mean?
My question is:
Order's Status or Order Status?
Thanks
word-choice
edited Jul 8 at 23:28
Sven Yargs
110k18234490
asked Jun 8 at 19:13
Bruna Rasmussen
111
In a system, each order made by a client has a status, which can be Canceled, In Production, or Delivery.
I'm writing a knowledge-base article about the status choice, and the title will be
Order's Status: what do they mean?
My question is:
Order's Status or Order Status?
Thanks
word-choice
word-choice
edited Jul 8 at 23:28
Sven Yargs
110k18234490
asked Jun 8 at 19:13
Bruna Rasmussen
111
edited Jul 8 at 23:28
Sven Yargs
110k18234490
asked Jun 8 at 19:13
Bruna Rasmussen
111
edited Jul 8 at 23:28
Sven Yargs
110k18234490
edited Jul 8 at 23:28
Sven Yargs
110k18234490
edited Jul 8 at 23:28
Sven Yargs
110k18234490
110k18234490
asked Jun 8 at 19:13
Bruna Rasmussen
111
asked Jun 8 at 19:13
Bruna Rasmussen
111
asked Jun 8 at 19:13
Bruna Rasmussen
111
111
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In the case of writing your title, I'd use:
"Order Statuses: what do they mean?"
This is because you're talking about order statuses in general as a category. The switch to the plural "statuses" is because of the second half of your proposed title, which indicates that you're talking about multiple statuses rather than just one.
You would only use "Order's status" when talking about the status of a particular order.
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In the case of writing your title, I'd use:
"Order Statuses: what do they mean?"
This is because you're talking about order statuses in general as a category. The switch to the plural "statuses" is because of the second half of your proposed title, which indicates that you're talking about multiple statuses rather than just one.
You would only use "Order's status" when talking about the status of a particular order.
answered Jun 8 at 19:19
Kat
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In the case of writing your title, I'd use:
"Order Statuses: what do they mean?"
This is because you're talking about order statuses in general as a category. The switch to the plural "statuses" is because of the second half of your proposed title, which indicates that you're talking about multiple statuses rather than just one.
You would only use "Order's status" when talking about the status of a particular order.
answered Jun 8 at 19:19
Kat
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In the case of writing your title, I'd use:
"Order Statuses: what do they mean?"
This is because you're talking about order statuses in general as a category. The switch to the plural "statuses" is because of the second half of your proposed title, which indicates that you're talking about multiple statuses rather than just one.
You would only use "Order's status" when talking about the status of a particular order.
answered Jun 8 at 19:19
Kat
614
In the case of writing your title, I'd use:
"Order Statuses: what do they mean?"
This is because you're talking about order statuses in general as a category. The switch to the plural "statuses" is because of the second half of your proposed title, which indicates that you're talking about multiple statuses rather than just one.
You would only use "Order's status" when talking about the status of a particular order.
answered Jun 8 at 19:19
Kat
614
answered Jun 8 at 19:19
Kat
614
answered Jun 8 at 19:19
Kat
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answered Jun 8 at 19:19
Kat
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