Correct sentence structure, Withdraw deposit

grammar

Our UI designer is saying that our link option 'Withdraw deposit funds" is a correct and acceptable structure.

I argue that we should make it "Withdraw/deposit funds" or "Withdraw or deposit funds", but he is does not agree.

What is the grammatically correct structure?


You're absolutely right, "Withdraw deposit funds" sounds idiotic.

"Withdraw/Deposit Funds" is okay.

"Withdraw or Deposit Funds" is better.

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