"a confirmation letter" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It's typically used in a business context to refer to a form of written communication from one party to another, to confirm the receipt of goods or services or to confirm a transaction. For example: "I am sending this confirmation letter to acknowledge the receipt of your payment for the goods purchased."
They point out that address changes require a confirmation letter be sent to the new address.
She got a confirmation letter before her husband, and was invited to the German consulate in Istanbul.
You will only be able to access this system if you have received a confirmation letter for this course.
A confirmation letter will have a detailed list of the personal equipment that each student will need.
Students arrange the internship, provide a confirmation letter from the hosting institution, and must receive consent from the faculty coordinator to enroll in units.
Unlike orders for traditional telephone service, the Internet service is expensive to process, costing the company as much as $370 in engineering and other expenses incurred by the time a customer gets a confirmation letter.
You will not receive an invoice, or any confirmation letter.
If you are writing a personal confirmation letter, a letter to an acquaintance, or someone who you have a slightly more informal relationship with, you can be a bit more personable.
Bristol crown court was told Pollard's scam was uncovered when a pregnancy confirmation letter she sent to one of the couples was found to be a forgery.
When exactly is a diagnosis made: when a pathological specimen is reported, when the multi-disciplinary team meets, when patients are told or when a diagnosis confirmation letter is coded in primary care?
Upon receipt of your completed application, we will send you by e-mail either an admission confirmation letter and fee statement or an explanation of why we are unable to accept your application.
