The phrase "as your recent" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something recent in relation to the reader, but it lacks clarity and completeness.
Example: "As your recent communication indicated, we will proceed with the project."
Alternatives: "as your latest" or "as your most recent".
And Daniel, as fantastic as your recent work has been: let yourself breathe a little.
SIR —Nature has not dealt Papua New Guinea "a tough hand", as your recent article suggests.
Better understanding your parliamentary party will help you overcome embarrassments such as your recent defeat on intervention in Syria, when 61 of your MPs did not vote for a government motion deliberately designed to win their support.
The fellow in charge of corrections must be thrilled that you will continue to write for the paper, as your recent record of errors predicts that you will no doubt keep him busy in the future and minimize the odds that he may be laid off for lack of work.
Still, as your recent article on end-of-life choices ("Hard Choice for a Comfortable Death: Drug-Induced Sleep," "Months to Live" series, front page, Dec. 27) illustrates, family members are increasingly involved in difficult decisions that affect the timing of a patient's death.
Vilner: What are the positives (and potential negatives) of being listed on new exchanges, such as your recent listing on BITBOX?
That main app let you log in using Facebook or LinkedIn, and then provided you with relevant pieces of information about a contact such as your most recent interactions, recent and relevant news mentions and so on so that you could develop a more updated profile of someone you may not regularly follow all that closely.
The easiest way to do this is to put your most recent address as your most recent permanent address, rather than the various beach shacks you slept in while travelling.
You need to tell them the tough stuff about very private issues — such as about your recent divorce or the expensive cosmetic surgery you want to plan, or, yikes, those weekly QVC binges on Lenox Dinnerware.
"Your life of Tocqueville is remarkable, as is your recent trilogy of short novels about Cambodia," the ailing dean of American literature writes, confiding in a letter that begins "Dearest Nealster" that his last book will be about Pollack "and the friendship that we have shared".
Here you will see a list of your recent Hangouts as well as recently emailed contacts.
