The phrase "notification letters" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when referring to letters that inform recipients about specific information, updates, or actions required.
Example: "The company sent out notification letters to all employees regarding the upcoming changes in policy."
Alternatives: "informational letters" or "advisory letters."
It said claimants were sent three notification letters before the phaseout.
As of May 24, the bank began preparing to replace about 218,000 cardholder accounts and to prepare notification letters to its customers.
The results of all this conniving will be seen in official notification letters later this month, when parents are told whose class their child will be in.
But nowhere do the notification letters address the propriety of marketing the $61 book, as the publisher expressed interest in doing, to the authors' own students at New York City College of Technology.
The day before notification letters were sent this year, the director of West Side Montessori, an uptown preschool, distributed a lengthy e-mail to parents full of boldface directives, capital-letter imperatives and repeated use of the term "immediately".
Representative Artur Davis, a Democrat who has been pushing for more disclosure on the missing data, questioned why it took the agency so long to begin sending out notification letters.
She said she sat on her bed and cried when she received the BEM notification letter.
Amanda Simon recalls jokingly how she had to pry loose the scholarship notification letter from her father.
They sent me a notification letter of a wrong substance saying I was positive for nikethamide [in late June 2013].
Customers who don't like the changes have been told that they can "cancel by contacting the firm within 30 days of receiving their price notification letter".
Mr. Simon's was the only complaint of nondelivery that the testing service received, said Pamela Rice, the testing service's operations director who signed the notification letter.
