"posting order" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the sequence or arrangement in which something will be posted or published. It is commonly used in the context of online forums, social media, or other platforms where users can post content. Example: "Please follow the posting order to avoid duplicate posts on the forum. First, check if your topic has already been discussed. If not, post in the relevant section and make sure to follow the forum guidelines."
The group said four of those banks have dropped reordering for some kinds of transactions, but it said that the banks had retained "the right to change their account terms and conditions — including transaction posting order — at any time, for any reason".
Transaction posting order varies Most banks process your day's transactions, including withdrawals and deposits, at closing each weekday.
In a lengthy blog post, Denton details the reasoning behind the changes, which includes a large space up front for a featured post that is driven by visual elements, along with the familiar reverse chronological posting order on the right side of the screen.
They tell me they are posting orders from their online shop.
Off-exchange platforms include "dark pools" that let traders post orders that are hidden from the rest of the market.
Middle Eastern carriers posted orders and options worth about $85 billion with Airbus and Boeing at the Dubai Air Show to meet surging travel demand.
Straight from the beautifully creative Red Door Gallery in Edinburgh (don't worry, they post orders they get before noon on the same day).
The 63-unit Fairwood Gardens complex on Union Boulevard was raided by town fire marshals and police officers on Sept. 12, and condemnation signs were posted ordering residents to leave.
If a market center chooses not to post orders to the broadest group of investors, Ms. Friedman said, "they have to prove to customers why being outside the system is to their advantage".
Nasdaq was being left behind in the race to develop an electronic order book that allowed investors, not just marketmakers, to post orders.
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