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This will allow a maximum of 40 batches per second. If the rate exceeds 40 then the overdue order will result error.




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  • You've already said if the rate exceeds so just: If the rate exceeds 40 then the order will result in an error. or An error will result if the rate exceeds 40.

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I have a following write up and I feel there is a room to improvise on the usage of words to better deliver the message:




This will allow a maximum of 40 batches per second. If the rate exceeds 40 then the overdue order will result error.




What can be a better term for overdue?






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  • You've already said if the rate exceeds so just: If the rate exceeds 40 then the order will result in an error. or An error will result if the rate exceeds 40.

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I have a following write up and I feel there is a room to improvise on the usage of words to better deliver the message:




This will allow a maximum of 40 batches per second. If the rate exceeds 40 then the overdue order will result error.




What can be a better term for overdue?






grammaticality vocabulary







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I have a following write up and I feel there is a room to improvise on the usage of words to better deliver the message:




This will allow a maximum of 40 batches per second. If the rate exceeds 40 then the overdue order will result error.




What can be a better term for overdue?






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You've already said if the rate exceeds so just: If the rate exceeds 40 then the order will result in an error. or An error will result if the rate exceeds 40.

– AbraCadaver
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You've already said if the rate exceeds so just: If the rate exceeds 40 then the order will result in an error. or An error will result if the rate exceeds 40.

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A replacement might be;
"If the rate exceeds 40 then the excess will result in an error."
Or "If the rate exceeds 40 it will cause an error."
or "If the rate exceeds 40 then an error will occur."



"Overdue" is cannot be correct here except as a place holder.






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A surplus; an excess.




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If the rate exceeds 40, the overage will result in an error.







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    A replacement might be;
    "If the rate exceeds 40 then the excess will result in an error."
    Or "If the rate exceeds 40 it will cause an error."
    or "If the rate exceeds 40 then an error will occur."



    "Overdue" is cannot be correct here except as a place holder.






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    A replacement might be;
    "If the rate exceeds 40 then the excess will result in an error."
    Or "If the rate exceeds 40 it will cause an error."
    or "If the rate exceeds 40 then an error will occur."



    "Overdue" is cannot be correct here except as a place holder.






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    A replacement might be;
    "If the rate exceeds 40 then the excess will result in an error."
    Or "If the rate exceeds 40 it will cause an error."
    or "If the rate exceeds 40 then an error will occur."



    "Overdue" is cannot be correct here except as a place holder.






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    A replacement might be;
    "If the rate exceeds 40 then the excess will result in an error."
    Or "If the rate exceeds 40 it will cause an error."
    or "If the rate exceeds 40 then an error will occur."



    "Overdue" is cannot be correct here except as a place holder.







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    A surplus; an excess.




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