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Duly noted vs well noted

Both 'duly noted' and 'well noted' are correct phrases used to acknowledge that something has been understood or taken into consideration. They are interchangeable and convey the same meaning.

Last updated: March 29, 2024 • 6251 views

Duly noted

The phrase 'duly noted' is correct and commonly used to acknowledge that something has been understood or taken into consideration.

It is used to indicate that the information provided has been duly acknowledged or recognized.

Examples:

  • Your request for additional time off has been duly noted.
  • The safety concerns raised by the employees have been duly noted by the management.
  • Duly noted. What's that?
  • Well, your concern has been duly noted.
  • Duly noted, Mr. Garabedian.
  • Duly noted, Steve from Wichita.
  • Duly noted, but this is something he said the night before they went up.
  • Duly noted, Corporal.
  • Duly noted, Agent Simmons, but this isn't a democracy.
  • Brian, your objections are duly noted.
  • All right, all right, your enthusiasm is duly noted.
  • Thanks. Duly noted.
  • ELIZABETH: Duly noted, Jay.
  • Duly noted, but I'll be on-site.
  • Duly noted, Mrs. Pink Lighter.
  • Duly noted. And yes, do try the soup. It's a lovely combination.
  • Your concern is duly noted, Miles.
  • Your concerns... are duly noted.
  • Your protest has been duly noted.
  • Maitland, your concern regarding war duly noted.
  • Your input and opinion on this matter have been duly noted.
  • Our group is called The Duly Noted.

Alternatives:

  • well noted
  • noted
  • acknowledged
  • understood
  • received

well noted

The phrase 'well noted' is correct and commonly used to acknowledge that something has been understood or taken into consideration.

It is used to indicate that the information provided has been well understood or duly acknowledged.

Examples:

  • Your concerns have been well noted and will be addressed promptly.
  • The feedback from the customers has been well noted by the product development team.
  • But points made have been well noted by the presidency.
  • The record of human rights abuses in South-East Asia is well noted and of grave concern to the European Union.
  • Thank you very much, Mr Konrad, for your contribution; it has been well noted.
  • The necessary transparency shown by the DGCA as well as the willingness to share information was well noted.
  • In this perspective, as you very well noted Commissioner, both the Council and the European Parliament in their previous parliamentary term set the foundation for the establishment of a European Gender Institute.
  • This was perfectly well noted and understood by Mr Mitchell, the rapporteur, but it would seem not to have been grasped by the rapporteurs for the consultative committees and the Committee on Budgetary Control.
  • The corrective actions submitted by the Bulgarian CAA in October and November 2005, as well as in May 2006, were not deemed satisfactory by EASA, which was well noted by the Commission.
  • Your desires are well noted.

Alternatives:

  • duly noted
  • noted
  • acknowledged
  • understood
  • received

Related Comparisons

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