The phrase "a letter introducing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a letter that serves the purpose of introducing someone or something, such as a person, a concept, or an idea.
Example: "I am writing a letter introducing my colleague, who will be taking over my responsibilities during my absence."
Alternatives: "a letter presenting" or "a letter that introduces".
Applicants should send a letter introducing themselves, with an original article of about 1,000 words intended for the Finance and economics section.
Applicants are asked to write a letter introducing themselves, and an original article of no more than 500 words that they think would be suitable for publication.
Applicants should write a letter introducing themselves, along with an original article of about 600 words which they think could appear in the Science and technology section.
Applicants should send a letter introducing themselves, along with an original article of about 600 words which they think could appear in the Science and Technology section.
Applicants should write a letter introducing themselves, along with an original article of about 600 words which they think suitable for publication in the Science and Technology section.
He would write a letter introducing himself to the class, then ask each student to write a letter to him, once a week.
One resident in 1907, according to a letter introduced by his separated spouse in court, wrote: "My Dear Wife: This is a nice hotel and I am enjoying myself very much here.
Ms. Anderson, in a letter introduced in court, said the bogus reports were designed to "bring the I.R.S. down on" the judges and she urged others to "strike your enemies where it hurts the most".
Applicants should send a CV, a brief letter introducing themselves, and an article which they think would be suitable for publication in the Science and Technology section to [email protected].
Let your cover letter sell your CV You shouldn't just send a CV without a covering letter introducing yourself, even if it's in an email.
You'll be expected to write a cover letter introducing yourself and explaining why you like the building.
