The phrase "after editor" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something that occurs following the editing process, but it needs additional context to be usable.
Example: "The document will be finalized after the editor reviews it."
Alternatives: "following the editor" or "subsequent to the editor".
Despite letter after letter I have written over 40 years correcting that error, reporter after reporter and editor after editor, referring to that original story, have repeated the mistake.
So it was perhaps unsurprising to hear editor after editor standing in a lounge inside La Scala, the opera house, on Wednesday evening saying it was the first time they had ever been there.
Editor after editor at C.I. recounts stories of readers, a surprising number of whom turn out be white, middle-aged men, who've approached them at public events to offer thanks for "teaching me how to cook," voices froggy with emotion.
Within a few months, Tennant became news editor on the publication and Watson's credit became synonymous with the bright and breezy style of Smash Hits after editor David Hepworth used a Madness shot from another session the photographer had done for Stiff Records to create a striking cover.
That anger spilled into public view in April at a meeting in Washington when the president and chief executive of The A.P., Tom Curley, discussed his plans to cut prices and add new services — and then watched as editor after editor stood to scold him.
After editor i gets into the tolerance interval of the medium, it will not perform additional edits and will eventually adopt the majority opinion close to the medium value.
He renewed his criticism of Associated Newspapers, which publishes the Daily Mail and the Mail on Sunday, after editor-in-chief Paul Dacre again hit out at the actor for alleging that its journalists were involved in phone hacking.
But the executives who described the plan cautioned that it might have changed since last week, after editors raised objections.
At a shopping preview last week for fashion editors, the shelves were in "mid-ravage" condition moments after editors were let inside, reported shopping site Racked NY.
The Boston Globe, owned by The New York Times Company, recently dismissed a columnist after editors learned she had been inventing people and eloquent quotes.
In April 1999, the magazine cut its ties to Mr. Kummer after editors became convinced that he was fabricating material once again.
