Notified of Results/Result?
Is there a standard in the common notification message:
"You will be notified of the result/results within 24 hours."
Even if there exists more than one piece of information, the collective document could be considered a "result", however, it could also be denoted as "results". Is there a standard or is it at the behest of the author?
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Is there a standard in the common notification message:
"You will be notified of the result/results within 24 hours."
Even if there exists more than one piece of information, the collective document could be considered a "result", however, it could also be denoted as "results". Is there a standard or is it at the behest of the author?
expressions grammatical-number online-resources
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It depends on the context. For instance, people wait for test results from medical tests, regardless of there being more than one result or not.
– Jason Bassford
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Is there a standard in the common notification message:
"You will be notified of the result/results within 24 hours."
Even if there exists more than one piece of information, the collective document could be considered a "result", however, it could also be denoted as "results". Is there a standard or is it at the behest of the author?
expressions grammatical-number online-resources
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Is there a standard in the common notification message:
"You will be notified of the result/results within 24 hours."
Even if there exists more than one piece of information, the collective document could be considered a "result", however, it could also be denoted as "results". Is there a standard or is it at the behest of the author?
expressions grammatical-number online-resources
expressions grammatical-number online-resources
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It depends on the context. For instance, people wait for test results from medical tests, regardless of there being more than one result or not.
– Jason Bassford
2 mins ago
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It depends on the context. For instance, people wait for test results from medical tests, regardless of there being more than one result or not.
– Jason Bassford
2 mins ago
It depends on the context. For instance, people wait for test results from medical tests, regardless of there being more than one result or not.
– Jason Bassford
2 mins ago
It depends on the context. For instance, people wait for test results from medical tests, regardless of there being more than one result or not.
– Jason Bassford
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