Email Endings

[Mar3]

Hello dear members,

Is it Ok to end an email with the following sentence?

I am sorry if this email causes any inconvenience.



thank you very much

 

[Franco-filly]

I can't imagine that receiving the email would be much of an inconvenience. I assume that you are asking the recipient to do something which may possibly cause them some inconvenience so I suggest "I am sorry if this [=request/task] causes you any inconvenience" or "I am sorry for any inconvenience this may cause."

 

[DonnyB]

This is one instance where it's very common to use a passive voice construction in English:
"I am sorry for any inconvenience caused".