Is it correct to say "The current version of the document"? In case I want to state that the current version of a document/file has been recently updated, is it correct to use "The" before the word "current"? For example, which one is more natural between the following two sentences? 1. The current version of the document has been recently updated. 2. Current version of the document has been recently updated.

Existance of "Inconferrable" Does the word "inconferrable" exist in English?

"To be" or "To have" + "Draw up"? Which one is the best construction between the two? "The Standards have been drawn up by the Supervisory Board." OR "The Standards were drawn up by the Supervisory Board."

How to use the word "Preliminarly" Hi everyone! I was looking up the word "preliminarly" on wordreference dictionary but it's not showing, as if it didn't exist. I'm sorry but is it a real word? Or maybe is it not frequently used by native speakers? I was going to use it at the beginning of a sentence I was writing for a very formal document (report to the client which is a big company).

Formal English Check: Just One Sentence! Is this sentence correct? "The interested party has the right to obtain the erasure (only when not illegal) and the blocking of data processed in violation of the law, including those data which do not need to be kept for the purposes for which the data were collected or subsequently processed."

Formal English Check, Any + Has Is it correct using the singular form "has", in the following sentence? "Any use of cookies - or other tracking tools - by this Site or third party service providers used by this Site, unless otherwise specified, has the purpose to identify the User ."

Formal English: One Sentence Check Does this sentence sound natural in (formal) English? "If the User do not provide with some Personal Data this Site might not be able to provide its services."

「ご自愛ください」の使い方についての質問 友達は私にハガキの最後で「くれぐれもご自愛下さい」と書いていたんですが、この表現の意味はなんですか？「お大事に」との違いはありますか？ そして、状況とか聞き手とかによって、その使い方や意味やニュアンスなどは違いますか？ 沢山の質問になって、申し訳ありません。 よろしくお願い致します。

Gebrauch des Ausdruck: "nach dem Rechten sehen". Ich möchte wissen wie man den Ausdruck "nach dem Rechten sehen" benutzt. In welchem Kontext soll er benutzen werden? (übertragene Weise und/oder realistische Weise) Können Sie bitte mindestens zwei oder drei Sätze mit "nach dem Rechten sehen", bilden?