procedural

procedural
procedure pro‧ce‧dure [prəˈsiːdʒə ǁ -ər] noun
[countable, uncountable] the official or accepted way of doing something, especially something that is done often:

• We have hired an accounting firm to evaluate our audit procedures.

procedure for

• The bank must review its procedure for maintaining adequate loan-loss reserves.

• a lapse in procedure (= an occasion when the normal procedure is not followed )

• The police complaints procedure provides a formal mechanism for citizens to lodge complaints about instances of police misconduct.

— procedural adjective :

• The case was overturned on procedural grounds.

disˈpute proˌcedure also disputes procedure [countable]
HUMAN RESOURCES an official process that a company follows in order to find a satisfactory way of dealing with a serious disagreement between people within the company or between the company and its workers:

• The existing disputes procedure enables us to resolve most disputes internally.

ˌstandard ˈoperating proˌcedure abbreviation SOP [countable, uncountable] HUMAN RESOURCES
the official process that people in a company, organization etc should follow when doing a particular thing

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procedural UK US /prəˈsiːdʒʊrəl/ adjective
► relating to the usual or official way in which something is done: »

The crew of the flight committed numerous procedural violations before taking off from the wrong runway and crashing.

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So the first solution I would describe is procedural, applying a formula and doing a calculation.

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procedural issues/problems/questions


Financial and business terms. 2012.

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  • procedural — (adj.) 1889, from PROCEDURE (Cf. procedure) + AL (Cf. al) (1). Related: Procedurally …   Etymology dictionary

  • procedural — ☆ procedural [prō sē′jər əl, prəsē′jər əl] adj. of or having to do with procedure or a procedure n. a mystery novel in which much emphasis is placed on the procedures used, esp. by police, in investigating a crime procedurally adv …   English World dictionary

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