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Is it stylistically unacceptable for a formal letter to say: “keep up the good work"?
Is it stylistically unacceptable for a formal letter to say: “We hope your visit to Tbilisi will help you keep up the good work to strengthen EU-Georgia relations.”
Re: Is it stylistically unacceptable for a formal letter to say: “keep up the good work"?
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Originally Posted by mikhai
Is it stylistically unacceptable for a formal letter to say: “We hope your visit to Tbilisi will help you keep up the good work to strengthen EU-Georgia relations.”
Yes, it is a bit informal.
“We hope your visit to Tbilisi will help you in your mission/quest/efforts to strengthen EU-Georgia relations.”
Is it stylistically unacceptable for a formal letter to say: “keep up the good work"? 
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