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		<title>Using the Word &#8220;Float&#8221;</title>
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It is a good idea to avoid using the word “float” in a schedule or cost report to a client.
Instead you could use phrases such as “Critical Evaluation of final commissioning items&#8221;, or something similar.
Using the word “float” usually leads to management or the client wanting it reduced.
Of course only use the [...]

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<p>It is a good idea to<strong> avoid using the word “float”</strong> in a schedule or cost report to a client.</p>
<p>Instead you could use phrases such as “Critical Evaluation of final commissioning items&#8221;, or something similar.</p>
<p>Using the word “float” usually leads to management or the client wanting it reduced.</p>
<p>Of course only use the alternative wording if it is a necessary float and the words reasonably describe the use.</p>


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