[George from New England]

“Eleven of 13”

notice the attempt to mix numeric terms to confuse and evade readability for some.

[George from New England]

Just got a rate increase notice ...

Sleazy corporate types doing it here too.

Basic Service Charge:
Current: $15.05 per mo.
Proposed 2022: 70c per day

More deception

[qwerty1234]

>>notice the attempt to mix numeric terms to confuse and evade readability for some.

Give me a break, if that confuses a reader, then they are probably under 5 years old.

[FreeReign]

“Eleven of 13” notice the attempt to mix numeric terms to confuse and evade readability for some.

I think there are several rules on style that say the above was written correctly.

[Getready]

They started the sentence with the number “eleven”...usually a sentence is not started with the arabic numerals.
Freegards.

[M. Thatcher]

notice the attempt to mix numeric terms to confuse and evade readability

Incorrect. All style sheets say spell out a number that starts a sentence.

[Cold Heart]

The grammar rules for numerals are not real specific other than they be consistent within the writing. When starting a sentence with a number, I believe it is appropriate to spell out the number.

[Flick Lives]

notice the attempt to mix numeric terms to confuse and evade readability for some.

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Stylistically, they probably don’t want to start a sentence with a number.

7 of 10 doctors...

Seven of 10 doctors...