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The correct spelling is "follow-up."

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You need to see me for a follow-up next week.

I am seeking a follow-up on the insurance claim.


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"Fred asked me to follow up with you"

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A follow-up is the noun form of the verb "to follow up." It means revisiting something. Here are some examples.

  • I have a follow-up appointment with my doctor.
  • We will have a follow-up to this meeting in a month.
  • Could you come in for a follow-up interview?
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