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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a formal invoice" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an official document that itemizes and records a transaction between a buyer and a seller.
Example: "Please ensure that you send a formal invoice for the services rendered last month."
Alternatives: "an official invoice" or "a structured invoice."
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A further allegation suggests that domestic customers until 2007 could use agents to place Adwords ads, avoiding a formal invoice and auditable paper trail, possibly in breach of Chinese tax law.
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Customers call on Monday or Thursday, he writes down their orders on a business card or scrap paper, then shows up the next day, writing up the formal invoice as he delivers.
The announcement said that as of its next formal sale on March 27, the De Beers selling arm, the Diamond Trading Company, would include on its invoices a formal guarantee that its stones did "not include any diamonds which come from any area in Africa controlled by forces rebelling against the legitimate and internationally recognized government of the relevant country".
BLOOMBERG NEWS Former J.C. Flowers Executive Avoids Police Investigationon | London police chose not to open a formal investigation into Ravi Sinha, a former chief executive of the British operations of the private equity firm J.C. Flowers, who was fined $4.52 million for using a fraudulent invoicing scheme, Bloomberg News reports.
It was a formal dinner.
A formal inquiry may follow.
A formal investigation is continuing.
A formal bailout is unlikely.
A formal coronation is overdue.
Is it a formal deal?
A formal inquiry began last year.
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