The phrase "letter of reply" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a written response to a letter or message that was received. You can use it in any situation where you are writing back to someone after receiving a letter, email, or other form of communication. For example: "I received your letter requesting more information about our products. Please find attached a letter of reply addressing all of your inquiries."
Here, with my cuts, is the first paragraph of his letter of reply: May 18 2007 Dear Ed: Your note was most gracious and I was greatly touched by it.
Here, with my cuts, is the first paragraph of his letter of reply:> May 18 2007 Dear Ed: Your note was most gracious and I was greatly touched by it.
In the traditional letter of reply, Clegg expressed strong sympathy for Baker and said he hoped he would return to ministerial office after the election if the Lib Dems form another coalition government.
I recently found his letter of reply, remarkably hand signed, kindly explaining that really Caroline Chisholm was lucky to have had a run, but now it was time, while maintaining a balance of men and women on our notes, to acknowledge other distinguished Australians.
He said: "Nothing [Mr Adams] has said in his letter of reply or in a subsequent email to us convinces us that the board and the inspectorates have got it wrong".
In 1655 he was appointed by the court with Roger Williams, Samuel Gorton and William Baulston to frame a letter of thanksgiving to the English Lord President of the Council (on colonial affairs), and to present humble acknowledgments and submission of the colony to His Highness, the Lord Protector, Oliver Cromwell, and the letter of reply from Cromwell was placed in the custody of Arnold.
The BCCI has given the WICB 15 days from receipt of the letter to reply and says it has peremptorily filed appropriate legal proceedings against the WICB in India for recovery of the losses.
The participant information sheet will be sent by the research nurse along with a covering letter of invitation, a reply slip and a pre-paid reply envelope.
Every practitioner identified within the study area will be sent a letter of invitation and a reply paid postcard, enabling them to indicate whether they intend to participate in the study, or whether they require further information.
"Certainly we want to make sure that all law enforcement is carrying out the letter of the law," Sanders replied after a reporter reminded her of the Trump administration's promise to "weed out bad policing".
But my luck has been no better when I try to slip in a practical phrase like R.N.A. Placed at the end of a letter, R.N.A. means Reply Not Anticipated: you can reply if you want to, but the other person involved in this interchange is perfectly happy with things as they stand.
