The phrase "memorandum among" is not a correct or commonly used phrase in written English.
It is possible that it could be used in a specific context, but it is not a standard or widely recognized phrase. Example: "There was a memorandum among the team members outlining the new project guidelines."
"What I think these findings might help to dispel is the impression that this pope was, as others have called him, 'Hitler's Pope.' " Mr. Gallagher found the Pacelli memorandum among the diplomatic papers of Ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy, which are housed at the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library in Boston.
Terri Thomson, the Queens member of the board, circulated a memorandum among her colleagues last week that endorsed several long-term administrative and political strategies to save money, implicitly making the case that construction in Queens should not be cut or deferred.
This Memorandum, among others, will allow UNICEF to increase the Ombudsman Institution's capacity for independent and efficient monitoring of children's rights, as well as for identifying, analysing and reporting those cases of rights infringement, and following up on the measures taken in response to its actions.
Mr. Killian died in 1984; his widow and son have said that they did not find any memorandums among the private effects they cleared from his office after his death.
As I recall, John G. Roberts Jr., recently confirmed as chief justice, was praised for his thorough attention to detail, exhibited by his editing and correcting of memorandums, among other things.
An internal memorandum circulating among Western officials cautiously says that Mr. Owuo-Hagood "traveled to Kandahar and was then 'abducted' and held for several weeks".
An April 29 memorandum circulated among staff members said that after the changes by White House officials, the section on climate "no longer accurately represents scientific consensus on climate change".
The disclosure is made in a memorandum circulated among Tory MEPs in Brussels that describes potential "countermeasures" against blacklisted tax havens as "unhelpful".
The private placement memorandum described, among other things, Mr. Forstmann's investment approach, noting his desire to take full control of companies and his aversion to big leverage.
Sandburg's F.B.I. record shows that in 1941 an interoffice memorandum distributed among bureau officials noted that he had "manifested an unfriendly attitude" toward the F.B.I. at a luncheon in Chicago.
A memorandum circulated among activists and lawmakers last year by the Indiana law firm Bopp, Coleson & Bostrom, which is closely associated with the National Right to Life Committee, argued that now is not the time to promote such "personhood" measures because they will fail in the courts.
