How to end an email asking for permission from my boss in Chinese?

Question

I need to ask my boss permission to move forward with a project. I am sending him an email, but I'm not sure how to close the email. I understand that it is common to wish health and happiness, etc. (See this question), for example:

• 敬祝！安康！
• 祝你一切都好！

But I would like to also convey my appreciation if he seriously considers my ideas. Is there also a way to say something like, "Thank you for your time", or "Thank you for your consideration"? Is "谢谢您的考虑" something people say?

Answer 1

Consider 敬上

书信

古代用于书信结尾的敬语或谦词，表示对收信人的尊敬。现多见于日语。

用法：

......（正文）

xxx（写信人）

敬上

I've received many messages set-up this way. "Thank you for your time" or "Thank you for your consideration" are very English-isms, you're best just to go with the Chinese way to do things.

Answer 2

Never got a job but, can't you include your concern in the text of the mail? Like 我这个项目发展到现在，做得很好。不知你是否认为现在是继续发展这个项目的好机会？ 祝好 xxx...