Prioritize your work [with respect to/by] frequency and importance.
What is the difference between wrt. and by?Thanks in advance!
It seems like you sort of agree that w.r.t. has a similiar meaning to by. However, in this context you prefer w.r.t.
Could someone help me understand the difference? Thanks!
New2grammar wrote:Prioritize your work [with respect to/by] frequency and importance. What is the difference between wrt. and by?Thanks in advance!
with respect to : with reference to : in relation to
Based on the above usage and definition, you should use 'with respect to'.
Sorry for another confusion.
Actually I wanted to compare between :
Prioritize your work with respect to frequency and importance.
Prioritize your work by frequency and importance.
Hope this is clearer
New2grammar wrote:Sorry for another confusion. Actually I wanted to compare between : Prioritize your work with respect to frequency and importance. Prioritize your work by frequency and importance. Hope this is clearer