Is the sentence correct:Should you be out of the office at that time, you are kindly asked to ...
I've faced such a sentence ‘Should you be out of the office at that time, you are kindly asked to inform me in advance.’ The construction is pretty strange for me.. can we start a narrative sentence from 'should'?

Thanks in advance for your answer

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Is the sentence correct:Should you be out of the office at that time, you are kindly asked to ...
I've faced such a sentence ‘Should you be out of the office at that time, you are kindly asked to inform me in advance.’ The construction is pretty strange for me.. can we start a narrative sentence from 'should'?

Thanks in advance for your answer

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Hi Tatiana, this sentence is correct. “Should” followed by the infinitive form of the verb can be used in hypothetical  sentences in lieu of the more common “if” clause. Hope this helps

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