When combined, connectors and proximity searches can be an important element in performing narrowly defined yet comprehensive searches.
Example: ("partner deduct*" /p "excise tax") not "income tax"
Finds: documents containing the phrase partner deduction or partner deductible and the phrase excise tax or excise taxes within a paragraph (or 50 words) of each other, but not if the phrase income tax appears in the document.
Note: When search connectors are used together in a search phrase, Checkpoint first evaluates NOT, then OR, and then AND. Parentheses should be used whenever you combine search connectors (for example, using AND, OR, or NOT).