formally notify

Frequency: 6.811.1 per million words

To give an official or ceremonial notification.

notifyADVERB + notify

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formally

Examples (10)

  • The company decided to formally notify all employees of the upcoming changes.
  • We were asked to formally notify the committee of our decision by Friday.
  • The university will formally notify successful applicants next month.
  • She was instructed to formally notify her landlord of her intention to move out.
  • They have yet to formally notify the public about the new policy.
  • The government plans to formally notify its international partners of the treaty withdrawal.
  • You must formally notify the authorities of any change in your address.
  • The board will formally notify its shareholders of the dividend payout.
  • After the agreement was signed, they needed to formally notify all relevant parties.
  • His lawyer advised him to formally notify the other party of his complaint.