"RESULTED TO" OR "RESULTED IN"

IT'S OK TO USE "RUBBER" FOR ERASER

Point to note: "Rubber" is a slang word for "condom" in the US.

;-)

"ACCORDING TO" VS "IN ACCORDANCE WITH"

Note: The phrase "in accordance with" can be replaced with "under". E.g. "Under Article 72 of the Act, employees of the Company have the right to form a representative body."

BE PROFESSIONAL LOOK PROFESSIONAL

"IT'S" VS "ITS"

BE PREPARED FOR THE MEETING

WHAT DOES "LATEST BY..." MEANS?

p/s: Other phrase that can be used is "no/not later than"