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Well, no comma. Also, if it is indicating a measurement in increments, it is
not being expressed in percentages. Increments would be a measurement, such
as inches, millimeters, Angstroms, etc. A percentage is porportional, and
not incremental.
"Indicates the actual passline adjustment as a percentage"
or
"Indicates the actual passline adjustment (expressed as percentage)"
or
The actual passline adjustment will be expressed as a percentage
or
Expresses the actual passline adjustment as a percentage of the average of
25 passes.
or something.
Indicates the actual passline adjustment
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From: Zengler, Sunny (Tampa) <szengler -at- GENPHYSICS -dot- COM>
To: <TECHWR-L -at- LISTSERV -dot- OKSTATE -dot- EDU>
Sent: Tuesday, May 25, 1999 2:55 PM
> I need help with correct grammatical usage. If it is indicating
measurement
> in increments - is it percent, percents or percentage? Ex: Indicates the
> actual passline adjustment, in percent. Please reply offline. TIA.
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