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When you are using it as a noun phrase, you say "30 days". When you are using it as an adjective, you say "30-day". For example, "The project will last for 30 days", versus "This is a 30-day project". Similarly for other number-plus-unit expressions.
As snailplane points out, most people would consider the "even" months to be Feb, Apr, Jun, Aug, Oct, and Dec – two of those months have 30 days, and three of them have 31, thanks to the consecutive 31-day months of July and August. You could use full and short, but I'd probably be inclined to go with "31-day_month" to keep ambiguity at a ...
I am after some advice regarding the industry recognised definition of the term "30 Days" with regard to Credit Control, after having been chased for payment of an invoice with 30 day terms dated 6th June 2008. In my firm we take 30 days to mean the end of the month following the invoice date and we chase debts accordingly. I understand that 30 ...
14 Αυγ 2019 · 6. This should be written with a possessive. Consider the case "It's around one day's worth of stuff". That is clearly correct and the singular possessive can be used. "One day worth" would be wrong. Therefore in the plural case, the plural possessive should be used: Three days' worth. However, this is one of those punctuation rules that are ...
2 Νοε 2017 · That is reliable authority. "Five consecutive days" and "five straight days" have the same denotative meaning. "She stayed at that hotel for five consecutive days" and "she stayed at that hotel for five straight days" denote the same thing, and neither implies that she never left the hotel's premises throughout those five days.
1, firstly, any shares bought on same day that the disposal occurs are matched with that disposal. 2, secondly, any shares bought in the 30 days after the dispoal are matched with those disposed of, matching the earliest first if more than one acquisition. this probably seems illogical, selling sth before its bought! 3, any remaining shares not ...
28 Μαρ 2022 · 1. It means that if you pick any date on a calendar, and another date 180 days ahead, the total number of days in that period you are allowed to be in the country is 90. The 'rolling period' is any period of 180 days. I don't know if the entry conditions allow multiple entry and exit.
18 Ιουλ 2016 · This is not a real case, it is just an example. If "within a period of time" means that from a starting point you count that period of time. So, "within two days" for me is that from a certain point of time (30th March, say the last minute), you count 48 hours, either onwards or backwards.
1 Μαρ 2009 · An Aged Debtors Analysis is just a list of trade debtors, at a particular date, which has also been analysed into (normally) amounts due within 30 days, amounts due 30-60 days, amounts due 60-90 days etc. The way that you compile this information will depend on the exact way that your manual system is organised. It could be quite a lot of work.
26 Σεπ 2022 · Sep 26, 2022 at 13:13. 1. Either preposition (or none at all) is syntactically fine. But from is significantly more common - probably, as @Sam suggests, because it specifically denotes an origin / start (as opposed to to, which denotes a destination / end). – FumbleFingers.
