I want to say a sentence like:
I don’t know if you read my message or if it is OK to reply this message, but …
What are alternative for “if it is OK” to mean almost the same?
Answer
Several words could be substituted for OK, but it would depend on what you wish to convey. For example:
Permitted: Having permission to do so
Allowed: Permitted by the recipients policy regarding replies
Proper: Appropriate given the content of the reply
Possible: Indication of a potential Do Not Reply status
On the other hand, one can still use OK more formally by spelling it out (i.e., Okay) instead of using the informal abbreviation.
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