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Is “per (person's name)” grammatically correct?
What is the difference between as per and as per?
What does adverb 'as per' mean?
Where did the name 'per' come from?
What Does “Per [Person’s Name]” Mean? “Per (person’s name)” means “according to” the person listed. We use this when someone has put forward a request or sent an email that might give us information about something. It’s a common phrase for formal situations related to the workplace.
I've read and have heard of both 'as per' and 'per' being used conversationally, both with the same connotation of either 'according to' or 'on authority of'. Examples: "Tell Ron to start molding new rollers for the mecanum wheels, as per me". "Per Mr. Crane, you need to start the molds for the new rollers."
Jun 9, 2014 · My question is having the Per at the start of the sentence, with the syntax: "Per [name]:" – Pacerier. Sep 16, 2011 at 16:17. I suggested that these are the same because the meaning doesn't change if we write per or as per someone.
The adverbial phrase as per, which comes from business writing, usually means in accordance with, as in these examples: As per the earlier agreement, Hero Honda was not allowed to export bikes. [mydigitalfc.com] The time of the contract will depend on the user as per his convenience. [PR Wall Street] As per is especially common in Indian ...
Per means according to, so you can in fact say "per our agreement, you must...". The as in your first sentence is pleonastic, and sounds affected: I'd avoid it. The very common "as per usual" is a humorous prolixity. Whether to use per or according to is the same as whether to use any archaic
The 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?
It’s a bit wordy and redundant in that “as per” can become “per.” Well, you can certainly use “as per our conversation” in your emails. But it’s also wise to explore some alternatives to see what else works in formal writing. Keep reading to learn what to use instead of “as per our conversation.”
