The phrase "a order posted" is not correct in written English.
It should be "an order posted." You can use the corrected phrase when referring to an order that has been submitted or made public.
Example: "I received a notification that an order posted on the website has been processed."
Alternatives: "an order submitted" or "an order placed."
Incidental Intelligence: According to an order posted on the bulletin board at the Army Chemical Center, in Maryland, Hecker's Milk Bar, in Baltimore, is off limits for all personnel.
Incidental Intelligence: According to an order posted on the bulletin board at the Army Chemical Center, in Maryland, Hecker's Milk Bar, in Baltimore, is off….
Judge Karon Bowdre, of the United States District Court in Alabama, did not give a reason for delaying the trial, which will start with jury selection on that date, she said in an order posted on her court's Web site.
Judge Jerry Venters of United States Bankruptcy Court rejected the request from the John Hancock Life Insurance Company, the Commerce Indemnity Company, the Erie Insurance Company and others which own preferred and common stock in Farmland, according to an order posted on the court's Web site.
The New Yorker, November 12 , 1955P. 42 Incidental Intelligence: According to an order posted on the bulletin board at the Army Chemical Center, in Maryland, Hecker's Milk Bar, in Baltimore, is off limits for all personnel.
In an order posted on its Web site on Wednesday, the F.C.C. gave the company 30 days to provide details of its "unreasonable network management practices" and show how they would be changed by year-end.
By T. Hubbard and St. Clair McKelway The New Yorker, November 12 , 1955P. 42 Incidental Intelligence: According to an order posted on the bulletin board at the Army Chemical Center, in Maryland, Hecker's Milk Bar, in Baltimore, is off limits for all personnel.
In fact, the Chief Judge of the military commissions, Col. James Pohl, was so bothered that he decided on Wednesday (in an order posted, unusually quickly, on the commissions website) to put on hold the case of the five defendants on trial for the September 11 , 2001 terrorist attacks, over which he presides, until the Pentagon rescinds its order.
A video of the order, posted on the Internet, drew a protest from the Bronx borough president, Adolfo Carri r., who demanded an apology.
The German branch of the Jesuit order posted a statement from Father Jalics about the events surrounding his kidnapping online on Friday.
