Hi,
I've seen it very occasionally but in my experience it's not common, and IMO somewhat lazy and ugly.
Rgds

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Hello!
Is the phrase "well noted" (in emails for example) common in English?
Thank you
W
Hi,
I've seen it very occasionally but in my experience it's not common, and IMO somewhat lazy and ugly.
Rgds
Thank you.
What would you say instead?
Thank you
W
Hi,
It depends on what thought you are trying to convey.
If you're trying to say that you've fully understood the message/email then just say so. i.e. 'OK, fully understood', or similar.
If you've read the message and haven't a clue what it means then say, 'Noted and not understood', or whatever is appropriate.
Which is why the original is not very useful since 'well' is open to interpretation.
Rgds
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