notice for vs notice

Both 'notice for' and 'notice' can be correct depending on the context. 'Notice for' is used when referring to a specific purpose or recipient of the notice, while 'notice' alone can be used when the context is clear or when the preposition is not necessary.

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notice for

This phrase is correct and commonly used when referring to a specific purpose or recipient of the notice.

Use 'notice for' when you want to specify the purpose or recipient of the notice. For example, 'This is a notice for all employees regarding the upcoming meeting.'

Examples:

This is a notice for all residents about the upcoming construction work.
Please prepare a notice for the students regarding the change in schedule.
I need to draft a notice for the members of the club about the upcoming event.
The notice for the shareholders will be sent out next week.
She posted a notice for her neighbors about the lost cat.

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5 or more days notice for return/non-encashment of deposit.
payment on arrival and 72 hours notice for cancellation
This is the notice for your physical exam
The notice for the decoration was gazetted on 21 September 1918.
payment on arrival and 72 hours notice for cancellation
(On occasions Dublin Castle can be closed at very short notice for Government business).
The village is scattered, consisting of groves. Agriculture profile, with a notice for fruit growing.
Some days, the Scuola Grande San Giovanni Evangelista may be closed without notice for reasons of force majeure and/or security reasons.
We realize this is short notice for the meeting on June 15, but we are forced to seek your indulgence in this important matter.
Cancellations: Cancellation: Seven days advanced notice for cancellation or deposit is forefieted.
The staff recommends at least 3 days notice for changes on arrival time and any additional services requests.
The Residenza Horti Luculliani staff requires at least 3 days advance notice for check-in time variations and additional requirements made either via email or telephone.
We decided at short notice for a short break in Venice.
The palace and the staircase can be closed at any time and without notice for reasons of force majeure and/or safety.
We reserve the right to refund any monies without notice for any out of stock or errors that arrise.
The new owner of the service, French company SASU Initix, disabled the option without prior notice for all free account owners.
Please read our scam notice for more information.
Please see our Delivery Charges notice for further information.
There's a telephone notice for you.
I didn't notice for a while.

Alternatives:

notice to
notice about
notice regarding
notice on

notice

This phrase is correct when the context is clear or when the preposition is not necessary.

You can use 'notice' alone when the context makes it clear who the notice is for or when the preposition is not needed. For example, 'Please put up a notice about the meeting.'