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licensing or licence specialist?

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Stefanie42
 
Reply Mon 20 Feb, 2017 05:55 am
To describe someone who specialises in software licensing according to UK English, would it be licensing specialist or licence specialist? I feel it is licensing specialist, but I can't find the specific rule. Thanks!
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Reply Mon 20 Feb, 2017 07:52 am
@Stefanie42,
In British English 'licensing specialist' is the appropriate term.
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