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Discover LudwigThe phrase "chasing up" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used in a business context and means to follow up or to check on something that has been neglected. For example, "After the initial meeting, I'm going to be chasing up to make sure the project is on track."
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Chasing up unpaid bills is hard.
Or chasing up every CV and application I had done.
Meanwhile, the 42-year-old Els was serenely chasing up the leader board.
Prepaid billing saves operators sending out bills and chasing up debts.
Let's hope they don't lavish too much time on chasing up leads.
"We have one employee working full-time chasing up late payers," he adds.Bellco is not the only company to suffer.
"Look at how much the police is spending now on chasing up often unsubstantiated accusations of historic sex abuse.
A tent has been erected over the bin as the rain continues and police are chasing up several leads.
Large studies from the past two years, chasing up results from huge registries of completed trials, report similar results.
The review confirms many quangos fulfil such necessary functions – chasing up child maintenance payments, say – that they can't be scrapped.
The company has received a legal letter from Aventis Pharma chasing up payment of a €13.4m tax liability.
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