copyedit

Papers are not copyedited until they are prepared for print publication.

Mailer had had my copyedited pages in hand for a couple of days and no one had heard any explosions.

A final technical note: the book ought to have been more carefully copyedited by a native English speaker.

Journals upload copyedited DocX manuscripts and any accompanying data and image files to Scholastica, and Scholastica turns them into professional PDF and HTML articles.

While there he proofread and copyedited college-level humanities textbooks for a variety of academic publishers in the Boston area, including Bedford/St.

Third, the book needed to be copyedited. The most telling example is that every page number in the table of contents is incorrect.

The publisher Simon and Schuster, which is adept at selling books, has brought out this one with paragraphs that stand with single sentences, or at most two, or three, or four, as if it were a newspaper where the rule seems to be that all a reader will peruse in a paragraph is a one-inch composition, copyedited by a ruler.

Each of our many lists, charts, and factoids are diligently fact-checked, copyedited, researched, and proofread for accuracy and readability to ensure that material is clear, concise, and correct.

I had copyedited poetry, creative nonfiction, and even fiction (and certainly had long years of documentary historical and textual editing) so knew full well how meaningless and thankless the job could be.