Collocation
I'll follow up in writing.
To provide additional information, confirmation, or action regarding a previous discussion or event, specifically through written communication (e.g., email, letter, memo).
Definition
'I'll follow up in writing.' is a common English collocation. To provide additional information, confirmation, or action regarding a previous discussion or event, specifically through written communication (e.g., email, letter, memo).
follow up + in writing
“After our meeting, I'll follow up in writing with the key points we discussed.”
Examples
- I'll follow up in writing to confirm all the details we just discussed.
- Please follow up in writing with a summary of the action items from the meeting.
- She promised to follow up in writing after the phone call to clarify everything.
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- They decided to follow up in writing to avoid any potential misunderstandings later on.
- Our legal team always insists we follow up in writing for critical agreements and contracts.
- The manager followed up in writing, detailing the new company policy to all staff.
- He had to follow up in writing several times before finally getting a response to his query.
- It's good practice to follow up in writing after any significant verbal agreement to create a record.
- Has anyone followed up in writing about the outstanding payment we are waiting for?
- The committee will follow up in writing with their official recommendations next week.
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