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Lead and build proof-of-concepts for various enterprises utilizing our services with a consistently high Net Promoter Score (NPS).

Lead and build proof-of-concepts for various enterprises utilizing our services with consistently high Net Promoter Scores (NPSs).

May I know which one is grammatical and idiomatic?

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This is pretty much no difference between the two sentences, both are grammatical as well. They are both idiomatic in my opinion.

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Net Promoter Score (NPS) and Net Promoter Scores (NPSs) are proper nouns. This way of representing singular and plural proper nouns is fine, as @DialFrost has answered.

The two examples each consist of a compound verb Lead and build, a noun phrase proof-of-concepts and two preposition phrases.

They are not complete sentences and hence should not start with capital letters and end with full stops.

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