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As per is an adverbial phrase that means in accordance with, but it is often considered jargon or redundant. Learn how to use it correctly and when to avoid it in favor of more natural expressions.
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BetaAmong meanings for preposition per, wiktionary.org includes . in accordance with [e.g.] I parked my car at the curb per your request. It defines as per as a preposition meaning "Consistent, or in accordance, with.". Taking Wiktionary as a guide, one can use either form with little difference in meaning, but I think some people will object to such use of per and others to such use of as per.. My preference is for per because most uses of as per that I've heard seem pompous and verbose.
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BetaSome people think “as per” is redundant, though. “As” and “per” both work in place of it, so combining the two words together makes little sense to most writers. “Per” can also be used when referring to frequencies, but “as per” cannot. Here’s how that works: Correct: There will need to be three people per table.
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BetaLearn the meaning, usage, and alternatives of the phrase "as per" in formal and informal contexts. Find out why some people consider it redundant or outdated, and how to avoid it in everyday communication.
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BetaThe meaning of AS PER is in accordance with : according to. How to use as per in a sentence. Is It Grammatically Correct to Say as per?
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BetaPer usual is used far less frequently than as per usual. Per usual just means that things are going how they usually go. It is also used as a synonym to the word similarly. Similarly is preferred over per usual because it flows better and makes more sense in conversation. Example Uses The meeting started right on time, per usual for the manager.
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BetaNeither one of these phrases is grammatically correct. "As per" is a very common writing mistake, but these two words should not be used together this way. Also, it should be "email" rather than "mail" unless you are referring to physical letters/documents. In the first sentence, it should be "email trail", not "trail email".\ \ Both phrases are missing the article "the". Therefore, the correct form of the first phrase is "per the email trail" and the correct form of the second phrase is ...
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BetaMaurice H. Weseen, Crowell’s Dictionary of English Grammar (1928). When used to mean “according to” (per your request, per your order), the expression [per] is business jargon at its worst and should be avoided. Equally annoying is the phrase "as per.” Charles T. Brusaw, The Business Writer’s Handbook (1987). So instead of writing:
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BetaLearn the correct usage of "as per discussed" and "as per discussion" in English. Discover differences, examples, alternatives and tips for choosing the right phrase. ... “As discussed” would be the grammatically correct option, not “as per discussed”. You could say “as per the discussion” but “as per discussed” doesn't sound ... Apr 30, 2018 ...
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