2 In my experience, when people have said, "Noted," or, more often, "So noted," it means that they have heard me, or pretended to have heard me, and that they have no intention of acting on my issue. It's an approach some people use to foreclose further discussion. It's dismissive. It means you're not going to get anywhere.
Well noted.When replying to a status update email from clients, you can reply in 3 different ways. 1. "Well noted." This is very short and can sound rude. 2. "Well noted, thanks." Using "thanks" is more casual sounding. 3. "Well noted, thank you." This response is formal and respectful.|None of these sound natural to me. "Well noted" sounds similar to "Duly noted", formal and a bit unfriendly ...
"Well noted." 和 "Well noted with thanks." 和 "Well noted ... - HiNative
It is noted that ....的同義字@yuuuuki728 Then I would advice saying something along the lines: "Thank you for your mail, we're currently looking into the issue and we'll be in touch with you shortly" Or maybe "Thank you for your email. Could you please provide us with more specific information regarding the issue? It will help us narrow down a solution." Or if you have a solution, just ...
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"It is noted that" is in passive form, which means that: "someone noted that....", It's only known that it has been noted but not by who. It's more common to use the passive form in this case since "noted" pretty much means "Is well known".