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It would be better to do the modification when the salesforce csv is
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  • Grammatically, it seems fine. However, as a (hint for) a specification, it is ambiguous. Do you want to do a modification in the process of creating the csv or do you want to modify the csv after it has been created?
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  • I want to do the modification in the process of creating the csv. @oerkelens
    – codename_47
    2 days ago








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    Then, "during the creation of the csv" would convey that intent a lot better, I think.
    – oerkelens
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    Welcome to English Language & Usage. Proofreading questions ("Is this correct?", "Are there any mistakes?") are off-topic unless a specific source of concern in the text is clearly identified. For further guidance, see How to Ask. Also, please edit the title of your post so that it reflects the primary issue you're asking about. :-)
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  • Minor quibble. Modification works better with stative or durative verbs. Doing is dynamic or punctual. So it sounds a bit clunky to "do a modification" (except for "doing a loan modification", which is idiomatic). I'd probably switch to a more durative verb like incorporate. You can express an inchoative aspect (the onset of a state) with past tense, but generally not with simple present tense. You can also use passive constructions to get there. It would be better to have the modification incorporated while the salesforce csv is (being) created.
    – Phil Sweet
    2 days ago



















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  • Grammatically, it seems fine. However, as a (hint for) a specification, it is ambiguous. Do you want to do a modification in the process of creating the csv or do you want to modify the csv after it has been created?
    – oerkelens
    2 days ago










  • I want to do the modification in the process of creating the csv. @oerkelens
    – codename_47
    2 days ago








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    Then, "during the creation of the csv" would convey that intent a lot better, I think.
    – oerkelens
    2 days ago






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    Welcome to English Language & Usage. Proofreading questions ("Is this correct?", "Are there any mistakes?") are off-topic unless a specific source of concern in the text is clearly identified. For further guidance, see How to Ask. Also, please edit the title of your post so that it reflects the primary issue you're asking about. :-)
    – Chappo
    2 days ago










  • Minor quibble. Modification works better with stative or durative verbs. Doing is dynamic or punctual. So it sounds a bit clunky to "do a modification" (except for "doing a loan modification", which is idiomatic). I'd probably switch to a more durative verb like incorporate. You can express an inchoative aspect (the onset of a state) with past tense, but generally not with simple present tense. You can also use passive constructions to get there. It would be better to have the modification incorporated while the salesforce csv is (being) created.
    – Phil Sweet
    2 days ago















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  • Grammatically, it seems fine. However, as a (hint for) a specification, it is ambiguous. Do you want to do a modification in the process of creating the csv or do you want to modify the csv after it has been created?
    – oerkelens
    2 days ago










  • I want to do the modification in the process of creating the csv. @oerkelens
    – codename_47
    2 days ago








  • 1




    Then, "during the creation of the csv" would convey that intent a lot better, I think.
    – oerkelens
    2 days ago






  • 1




    Welcome to English Language & Usage. Proofreading questions ("Is this correct?", "Are there any mistakes?") are off-topic unless a specific source of concern in the text is clearly identified. For further guidance, see How to Ask. Also, please edit the title of your post so that it reflects the primary issue you're asking about. :-)
    – Chappo
    2 days ago










  • Minor quibble. Modification works better with stative or durative verbs. Doing is dynamic or punctual. So it sounds a bit clunky to "do a modification" (except for "doing a loan modification", which is idiomatic). I'd probably switch to a more durative verb like incorporate. You can express an inchoative aspect (the onset of a state) with past tense, but generally not with simple present tense. You can also use passive constructions to get there. It would be better to have the modification incorporated while the salesforce csv is (being) created.
    – Phil Sweet
    2 days ago




















  • Grammatically, it seems fine. However, as a (hint for) a specification, it is ambiguous. Do you want to do a modification in the process of creating the csv or do you want to modify the csv after it has been created?
    – oerkelens
    2 days ago










  • I want to do the modification in the process of creating the csv. @oerkelens
    – codename_47
    2 days ago








  • 1




    Then, "during the creation of the csv" would convey that intent a lot better, I think.
    – oerkelens
    2 days ago






  • 1




    Welcome to English Language & Usage. Proofreading questions ("Is this correct?", "Are there any mistakes?") are off-topic unless a specific source of concern in the text is clearly identified. For further guidance, see How to Ask. Also, please edit the title of your post so that it reflects the primary issue you're asking about. :-)
    – Chappo
    2 days ago










  • Minor quibble. Modification works better with stative or durative verbs. Doing is dynamic or punctual. So it sounds a bit clunky to "do a modification" (except for "doing a loan modification", which is idiomatic). I'd probably switch to a more durative verb like incorporate. You can express an inchoative aspect (the onset of a state) with past tense, but generally not with simple present tense. You can also use passive constructions to get there. It would be better to have the modification incorporated while the salesforce csv is (being) created.
    – Phil Sweet
    2 days ago


















Grammatically, it seems fine. However, as a (hint for) a specification, it is ambiguous. Do you want to do a modification in the process of creating the csv or do you want to modify the csv after it has been created?
– oerkelens
2 days ago




Grammatically, it seems fine. However, as a (hint for) a specification, it is ambiguous. Do you want to do a modification in the process of creating the csv or do you want to modify the csv after it has been created?
– oerkelens
2 days ago












I want to do the modification in the process of creating the csv. @oerkelens
– codename_47
2 days ago






I want to do the modification in the process of creating the csv. @oerkelens
– codename_47
2 days ago






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Then, "during the creation of the csv" would convey that intent a lot better, I think.
– oerkelens
2 days ago




Then, "during the creation of the csv" would convey that intent a lot better, I think.
– oerkelens
2 days ago




1




1




Welcome to English Language & Usage. Proofreading questions ("Is this correct?", "Are there any mistakes?") are off-topic unless a specific source of concern in the text is clearly identified. For further guidance, see How to Ask. Also, please edit the title of your post so that it reflects the primary issue you're asking about. :-)
– Chappo
2 days ago




Welcome to English Language & Usage. Proofreading questions ("Is this correct?", "Are there any mistakes?") are off-topic unless a specific source of concern in the text is clearly identified. For further guidance, see How to Ask. Also, please edit the title of your post so that it reflects the primary issue you're asking about. :-)
– Chappo
2 days ago












Minor quibble. Modification works better with stative or durative verbs. Doing is dynamic or punctual. So it sounds a bit clunky to "do a modification" (except for "doing a loan modification", which is idiomatic). I'd probably switch to a more durative verb like incorporate. You can express an inchoative aspect (the onset of a state) with past tense, but generally not with simple present tense. You can also use passive constructions to get there. It would be better to have the modification incorporated while the salesforce csv is (being) created.
– Phil Sweet
2 days ago






Minor quibble. Modification works better with stative or durative verbs. Doing is dynamic or punctual. So it sounds a bit clunky to "do a modification" (except for "doing a loan modification", which is idiomatic). I'd probably switch to a more durative verb like incorporate. You can express an inchoative aspect (the onset of a state) with past tense, but generally not with simple present tense. You can also use passive constructions to get there. It would be better to have the modification incorporated while the salesforce csv is (being) created.
– Phil Sweet
2 days ago

















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