The phrase "a course of dealing" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in legal or business contexts to refer to a pattern of behavior or conduct between parties over time that can influence their future interactions.
Example: "The contract was interpreted in light of the course of dealing established between the two companies over the past five years."
Alternatives: "a pattern of conduct" or "a history of transactions".
Other warranties may also be waived by "as is" language or by a course of dealing that disallows the warranty.
The documentation "shows correspondence, a course of dealing, oral communications and the normal understandings in Europe as to how these things are done that all amount to a binding contract," said Alan Vickery, a partner at the law firm of Boies, Schiller & Flexner and the chairman of the American Friends of Lucerne Festival, who is advising the plaintiffs pro bono.
He added: "I've not seen a better one, frankly, in the course of dealing with quite a few years of fraud".
In a statement the Policing Board chair Anne Connolly said Thursday's discussions centred on agreeing a course of action "that deals with the very serious organisational, governance and oversight issues outlined by HMIC".
Nevertheless, there is one case in our data set where a staff member does not employ topic generation practices as a vehicle to warrant a course of action that deals with a medication-related problem.
They allowed that this kind of battlefield humor (out of patients' earshot, of course) was a way of dealing with stress.
Now, the combination of these seemingly disparate terms defines an entire course of study dealing with computer-based design and storytelling.
Why, in other words, do some men seem to find violence as a reasonable course of action when dealing with a perceived threat?
Integrated water-resource management (IWRM) is a preferred course of action in dealing with the complex and difficult problems of all the varieties of water management in Afghanistan.
In this case, Manchester United have taken an effective course of action after dealing with the evidence they had available to them in a fair and proportionate manner".
And it so happens that Ohio's laws offer managers more leeway to steer the course of a deal, including a buyout, than Delaware's laws do.
