The phrase "academic editor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a professional who edits academic texts, such as research papers, theses, or journal articles, ensuring clarity, coherence, and adherence to academic standards.
Example: "After completing my manuscript, I decided to hire an academic editor to refine my writing and improve its overall quality."
Alternatives: "scholarly editor" or "research editor".
Ranjani Iyer Mohanty is a writer, academic editor, and armchair athlete.
One day an academic editor will identify the novel's quotes; for now, we must reach for the sources ourselves.
I also serve as an academic editor at PLOS ONE and, together with post-publication review, I think OA is the ideal "Star Trek" future for science.
Jonathan Eisen 44, evolutionary biologist, University of California, Davis, and academic editor in chief of PLoS Biology When I was a kid, it was much more a magnifying glass and go out into the yard and look at things.
"As a scientist, as well as a Plos One academic editor and author I feel outraged by the publication of a ms [manuscript] making explicit reference to creationism," commented Dr Danilo Russo.
The Editorial Board, our Honorary Academic Editor and the in-house Chief Editor decide, in consultation, which submissions are sent out for in-depth peer-review based on their appropriateness for Scientific Data's scope and the reuse value of the associated data.
Like the other Nature titles, Nature Food has no external, academic editors.
Stokes can be seen as one of the first modern academic editors.
Like the other Nature titles, Nature Reviews Physics has no external, academic editors.
Most book and academic editors, using style guides like the Chicago Manual of Style, will publish sentences like this: The candidate promised lower taxes, higher spending, and universal happiness.
The six academic editors and 31-strong editorial board of Lingua, published by Dutch giant Elsevier, confirmed that they were stepping down in order to set up a rival publication which will be freely available rather than subject to an expensive subscription charge.
