Grammar question?
Do you write: "according to the following formula" or "following formula"
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Hello,
so it is correct:
“Calculation of acidity according to the following formula: …”
The word “after” is here a ratio word/preposition and follows “the following formula”.
The word “following” would have a different meaning here:
“Calculation of the acidity of the following formula: …”
Correct would be here: “by the following formula”.
Both – depending on the context.
Always post the whole sentence.
Calculation of the acidity according to the following formula:
> Calculation of acidity by the following formula
Thank you.
The first one is right.
“In the case of the following formula, I have an error.”
Both expressions are possible.
If you so formalize it, you are right of course.ðŸTM‚
See “Requests”
Exactly. And that’s why an FS always has to post the whole sentence.
Here it says:
Calculation of the acidity according to the following formula…
Example where the other applies:
In the following formula… (and then the formula must be)
The first spelling
Both.