milimi
 
Wed 15 Apr, 2015 02:10 pm
Hello,

Must we say : "This approach constitutes an abuse of dominant position." or
"This approach constitutes a dominant position abuse." ?

Thank you
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McTag
 
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Thu 16 Apr, 2015 07:47 am
@milimi,

Both about the same, I would say. I prefer the latter, without seeing the whole context of the sentence.
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proofreadmyfile
 
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Thu 16 Apr, 2015 11:34 pm
@milimi,
I think this one is correct "This approach constitutes an abuse of dominant position."
Thanks
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