English Language & Usage Asked on November 30, 2020
In my office I had stopped one of my colleagues from working on a project.
And I had to inform it to someone.
And using sentence
I had stopped him from working on it.
shows a bit of less respect for the person who was asked not to work on something.
I searched for it and found words "Restrain" & "Refrain".
Which of these(or any other word) would be best to use here?
And is there anything other than this (like idioms or phrases) to use in these situations? and sound a bit more formal and respectful?
Thanks.
The following links may help you.
Answered by user398234 on November 30, 2020
reallocated (as a "resource")
Examples of usage (dated 2003 and 2020, respectively):
Four approaches to staff reallocation in project management
‘Your country needs you’: the ethics of allocating staff...
I found reallocated while searching online for reassigned (to another duty) and pulled (from a project), which could be options if spinned positively.
Answered by KannE on November 30, 2020
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