Is "stand by" the correct word to be used here? Is it "stand by" or standby?

Question

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Implementing Project Manajer should be *stand by* on work site in Simuelue until 14 March 2007;

Answer 1

In that context, it should be one word. Using "stand by" would indicate that something is literally standing by, or beside of somethning else.

Answer 2

In this case it should be standby (one word)Here is the difference. I don't have an airline reservation so I have to fly as a standby so I'm standing by the desk to hear if I made it on or not. Standby = noun Stand by = verb. So, in your case, the manager should be on a standby (n.)

Answer 3

standby