Which one of the following is better? The sentence is : #The new corrosion feature is initiated with a size of 10% pipe wall thickness in depth and 50 mm in axial length.# Or #The new corrosion feature is initiated with a depth of 10% pipe wall

Hi, i am collecting data from a customer, for one of the item, only partial data is provided, as a summary , can I say: I was able to obtain all of the data listed above excluding the budget cost where only part of the data were provided.

I am writing a report, am intend to have a subtitle of a correlation result of 2 set of study ( one was done previously , one is under study now), how can I make the title sounds more natural? 1. Correlation of the study between 2002 and 2005

Shall I say: 1. It was highlighted that all defective milk have been excluded in the order, on the request of the client. 2. It was highlighted that as per client's request,all defective milk have been excluded in the order Which one

there was a party last night that I left early, the next morning, can I ask: 1. What time was the party over? 2. What time did the party? 3. Until what time you guys were there? Which one is most correct?? Thanks!

Teachers, I am intend to say I spend my young time for one company: I have sold my best period to this company! I have sell my best time to this company. I can't figure out do we say I have sold? or I have sell. Also, best period

I want to say working as a teacher is very stressful, and the amount of stress is serious, can I say: 1. The stress of working as a teacher is not a joke, or 2. The stress of working as a teacher is no joke at all which one is better, for

my parent work as teachers, so i do not have problem enter local UNIVERSITY, can I say : Having someone close to me working with the government have/has ease my way to enter the local university without any fuss. Thanks

Each year, we are evaluated based on our performance. Each year, we have t be evaluated based on our performance. My intention is to say we need to go through perfomance evaluation each year. which one sound more correct, verbally? Thanks

Hi there, Imagine someone is walking downstairs... and I ask: 1. Hey Harry, Who are you looking for downstairs? 2. Hey Harry, Who do you want to look for at downstairs? Which one is better for verbally use? Thanks!