Three equallyspaced points ( . . . ) often used to represent an omission of words in a quotation are best known as ellipsis. They are also known as ellipsis dots, suspension points, or simply ellipsis.
<h3>Usage</h3>
"For example, I may be writing an article to be published in a journal and not include ellipsis. . ."
In summary, we utilise ellipsis to indicate that a list goes on beyond those items actually spelled out in the text.
1. Remains compliant with industry standards. Ultimately, buyers need to know that suppliers aren't going to add extra risk to their organisations' risk profiles.
