Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Aug 20, 2010 ... ... words, and I actually correct the voice out loud (at the risk of being taken for a madman), shouting “in the order IN WHICH it was received!
• Oct 23, 2015 ... "Your Call Will Be Answered in the Order in Which It Was Received" from " American Commerce," the fourth album by ambient music project ...
• I hear this all the time while in a hold queue on the phone, but it sounds like bad English to me. I would prefer “...in the order in which it was received”, although ...
• Feb 12, 2007 ... In colloquial English, there would be an “in” at the end, and in formal English, it would be “in the order in which it was received.” But instead the ...

• Feb 12, 2007 ... ... that my call would be answered in the order it was received, and I wondered what the heck was going on in the grammar of that sentence.
• Aug 20, 2010 ... "Your call will be answered in the order it was received." Why does this common phrase feel grammatically wrong? I was on hold long enough ...
• Jul 24, 2014 ... Your call will be answered in the order it was received. I understand what they're saying, but I believe it's phrased wrong. They're saying that ...
• your call will be answered in the order it was received. I hear this all the time while in a hold queue on the phone, but it sounds like bad English to me. I would  ...