Further to my email to you

1) Is it grammatically correct to use "to you" in the sentence below.

e.g. Further to my email to you dated 1 January 2021 regarding the termination of your lease. Below is a tenant moving out checklist to ensure a smooth process of moving.

2) Also, is it correct to say a tenant moving out checklist?

1/24/214:03 AM

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Gustavo, Co-ModeratorProfessor of Legal and Financial Translation

@Tony C posted:
1) Is it grammatically correct to use "to you" in the sentence below.
e.g. Further to my email to you dated 1 January 2021 regarding the termination of your lease. Below is a tenant moving out checklist to ensure a smooth process of moving.

Yes. "email" as a verb does not take "to" (I emailed you), but the noun does (my email to you).

@Tony C posted:
2) Also, is it correct to say a tenant moving out checklist?

Yes, you can say that.

1/24/216:55 PM

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