Forward for necessary action vs Forwarded for necessary action

Both phrases are correct, but 'Forward for necessary action' is a directive or instruction, while 'forwarded for necessary action' is a past action that has already taken place.

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This phrase is correct and commonly used in English as a directive or instruction.

"Forward for necessary action"

This phrase is used to instruct someone to forward a document or information for necessary action to be taken.

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Forward for necessary action has been engaged with effect from. Signed. (Permanent Secretary/Head of Department. Dated Department.

Alternatives:

send for necessary action
pass on for necessary action

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to describe a completed action that has already taken place.

"Forwarded for necessary action"

This phrase is used to indicate that a document or information has been forwarded to the relevant party for necessary action.

Alternatives:

sent for necessary action
passed on for necessary action

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