The phrase "a three month notice" is not correct in standard written English; it should be "a three-month notice." You can use it when referring to a notification period that lasts for three months, often in contexts like employment or lease agreements.
Example: "Please provide a three-month notice before you decide to terminate your lease."
Alternatives: "a three-month notification" or "a three-month warning."
As the economy continues to sputter and new unemployment claims surge to an eight month high, it hasn't escaped the notice of people on Main Street that the folks on Wall Street are back in the black.
And at any point you are free to either buy out Unmortgage with a mortgage or an inheritance or to give the company three month's notice for it to buy you out so you can take your cash at market price and move on to your next home.
The UK is entitled to do this provided it gives six month's notice.
Mr. Bolton the next day said he had not meant to suggest that was a deadline, though it is clear that if the White House does not want to violate the treaty -- which it says it does not -- it must give six month's notice before digging holes in the tundra.
Though he said the administration would abide by the ABM Treaty for now, Mr. Rumsfeld left open the possibility that the United States would withdraw from the treaty after giving six month's notice, as is required, if talks with Russia remained stalled.
Standard tenancies offer little security – typically renters have an assured shorthold tenancy, usually 12 months, then a rolling contract (in which the tenant can give one month notice and landlord two months) – and millions worry about their contract ending before they are ready to move.
But he soon acquired legendary status in the neighbourhood and became impossible to book without a three-month notice period.
A three-month notice of nonrenewal shall be given if an appointment is for at least 50-percent time and less than three years of continuous service.
A three-month notice of nonrenewal shall be given to instructional staff with at least a 50-percent appointment and less than three years of continuous service.
Others have found they have to continue with 12 month contracts – with a three-month notice clause – no matter how bad, broken, dirty or dangerous the gym becomes.
Of course, those games have been out awhile and users will get a three-month notice before they're pulled.
