(English) Does this make sense in grammar?
(Quote)
However, along with standardization are perceived risks of increased schedule (when imposed to
equipment suppliers) and the reduced bargaining capability with nominated vendors when issues incur.

(Unquote)
Does the above sentence make sense? Was the subject and a verb inverted?

Please help me out.

Question

(English) Does this make sense in grammar?
(Quote)
However, along with standardization are perceived risks of increased schedule (when imposed to 
equipment suppliers) and the reduced bargaining capability with nominated vendors when issues incur.

(Unquote)
Does the above sentence make sense? Was the subject and a verb inverted?

Please help me out.

Answer

Thank you for your explanation!

Answer

yes, this makes sense.  This is industry specific information and uses terms and phrasing for this industry. No the subject and verb were not inverted either.

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