'per office' is correct and can be used in written English.
It means "for each office" or "for every office," and can be used in a variety of contexts. For example: "The company has set a limit of ten boxes of stationary supplies per office."
They prefer to designate one candidate per office and cut back on the infighting.
The senators must be planning on doubling up (else why two baths per office?) and standing on each other's shoulders for farsightedness (else why 16 foot ceilings?).
Washington subsequently implemented a modified blanket system that was a nonpartisan contest in which voters could select one candidate per office, with the top two vote getters per office irrespective of party affiliation advancing to the general election; in 2008 this "top-two" system was declared constitutional by the U.S. Supreme Court.
Allowing five to ten people per office, that makes one party operative per 1,000-2,000 vothey—and thavehave been working flat out for a year and a half.
Dr. Sahouri said that his reimbursements from Medicaid were so low — often no more than $25 per office visit — that he was losing money every time a patient walked in his exam room.
Indeed, according to a 2006 study by the Brennan Center for Justice, a Manhattan-based nonprofit group, members of the Senate majority spent an average of $361,143 per office, compared with $197,390 for the average Democrat.
Given a fixed treatment time per patient, a low physician density in a region would lead to less ambulatory cases or patients per office-based physician and thus to fewer hospital admissions than in an area with a higher physician density.
The £104 deduction If you use your home in a minimal way to conduct your extra business, such as writing up your business records, HMRC will accept a £2-per-week office deduction.
Using the extracted data, the following were calculated separately for winters 2005/06 to 2009/10: 1) the total number of emergency admissions from falls due to ice and snow in England, and 2) the number of emergency admissions for falls due to snow and ice per week, per Government Office Region (GOR, using the patient's postcode of residence to assign each admission to a region).
At an average of about $2,670 per square meter, or $248 per square foot per year, office space in the neighborhood's gleaming skyscrapers will set you back nearly twice as much as in London, according to recent research by the real estate services firm CBRE.
A total of 1,090 patients completed the study having 4,920 (4.5 per patient) office visits requiring 2,653 (2.4 per patient) upper cervical adjustments over 17 days.
