"get notice of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to receive or become aware of something through official communication or notification. Here are a few examples: 1. "I finally got notice of my promotion today." 2. "The company is required to give its employees at least two weeks' notice of any layoff." 3. "She was pleasantly surprised to get notice of her acceptance into the prestigious university." 4. "The landlord must give the tenant written notice of any changes in the lease agreement." 5. "We'll need to schedule a meeting as soon as we get notice of the new project requirements."
Does he give me notice of every answer, does he get notice of every question?
The landlord did not even get notice of the first challenge to the rent, Mr. Harra said, until several years after it was filed.
The new policy requires that parents get notice of such surveys, with the option of contacting the district to excuse their children from participating.
A person who does not get notice of a legal proceeding can challenge an adverse judgment, said Ms. Coffey, the lawyer.
Still, the sanctions that he does propose will, he hopes, provide a similar stick with which to goad the work-shy into jobs.If the report passes rapidly into law, as Mr Schröder says it will (though not, for the most part, until after the election), all jobless Germans will have to register as unemployed as soon as they get notice of dismissal or risk having their benefits docked.
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That means they'll get notices of any recall of any refrigerator by that manufacturer, but they can then check to the appliance's model number to see if is, in fact, the version in question.
You want to look as normal as you can, as if you are trying not to get noticed (of course, you ARE trying to get noticed).
Patricia McIntosh, 46, said she would have jumped at aid to avoid the foreclosure on her home in Lynn, Mass., but never got notice of the review.
For a person who owes money, getting notice of a lawsuit seeking to collect on the debt is essential; otherwise, a debtor has no opportunity to challenge creditors, who can obtain a default judgment from the court.
"I object to being referred to as a creditor," said retiree Paulette Brown, a former water department employee who got notice of the bankruptcy because her pension is at risk.
