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"As Per" vs. "Per" - Easy Usage Guide (Helpful Examples) - Grammarhow

What Is The Difference Between “As Per” And “Per”? “Per” and “as per” are interchangeable when used to mean “in accordance with.” We can use them to refer to someone giving us a request to complete something. “Per” also relates to measurements and frequency, which “as per” cannot do.

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Use of 'as per' vs 'per' - English Language & Usage Stack Exchange

According to Oxford dictionary, per is a preposition and means: for each and by means of. While as per is a phrase, which means in accordance with. As per example. On the other hand, Merriam-Webster says per can be used the same way as as per. Maybe this is British vs. American difference?

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How to Use As per Correctly - GRAMMARIST

Learn the definition of As per & other commonly used words, phrases, & idioms in the English language. Learn more!

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Per Usual vs As Per Usual? What is the Difference?

Per usual is meant to suggest things are according to the usual. As per usual is meant to suggest that things are to the same degree as usual. The one thing these phrases have in common is they should be avoided in formal writing. Per usual is used far less frequently than as per usual.

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Is “As Per” Correct in English (Per vs As Per) - Check English Word

The main difference between “as per” and “per” is that “as per” is a more formal and older phrase that means “according to” or “in accordance with,” while “per” is a shorter and more commonly used version of the Latin preposition “per,” which means “through,” “by means of,” or “during.”

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Is It Correct to Say “As Per”? - Two Minute English

It’s important to know that “As Per” is correct in formal writing and emails. It means “according to” or “in accordance with.” However, it’s best used in business or legal documents. In everyday conversation, simpler phrases like “according to” might sound more natural and less stiff.

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As per /based on usage - WordReference Forums

As per is a phrase used in business correspondence (often used in the phrase as per specifications). According to and the more formal in accordance with are not specifically used in business. Based on also fits your sentence. I would probably choose as per as it is followed by requirements.

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as per - Grammar.com

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: As per our predictions, sales have increased. Write:

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According to v. As Per - VOA Learning English

“As per” means “ in accordance with.” The expression combines the adverb “as” with the preposition “per.” Here is an example: Dear Karen,

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As Per: How Do You Use This Phrase? - Typing Adventure

When people write business letters and other formal documents, they sometimes use the word “as per” in one of the sentences. Many, however, look at this phrase as wordy and pompous. If you’re looking to hone your business or technical writing skills, you’ll want to use better words.

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