The phrase "an editor can be" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the various roles, characteristics, or possibilities related to the profession of editing.
Example: "An editor can be a crucial part of the publishing process, ensuring that the final product is polished and error-free."
Alternatives: "an editor may be" or "an editor could be".
As one of twelve board members of the Scott Trust, Rusbridger probably has more say in the matter than most editors do, and more immunity from the consequences: the trust's founding document states that an editor can be dismissed only "in extreme circumstances".
A more extensive record of Maxwell's work as an editor can be found in two books: "The Element of Lavishness: Letters of Sylvia Townsend Warner and William Maxwell," and "The Happiness of Getting it Down Right: Letters of Frank O'Connor and William Maxwell".
Knowing how to properly wrangle talent is an important skill and a good editor can be the difference between a good and bad comic.
A textual editor can be built with standard text box widgets, a graphical fragment editor could exploit and customize available open-source editors like JChemPaint [27] since a molecular fragment structure consists only of a subset of features of an atom-based molecular structure.
As with the Solvent aspect, an unaware molecular datasheet editor can be used to effectively view and modify such data, as long as the operator takes some care to respect the column layout, but will not benefit from some powerful editing capabilities, such as scaffold detection or automatic recomposition of the molecule each time the fragments are changed.
Editing the registry with the built-in Windows Registry Editor can be a risky endeavor.
Young scholars who have served as referees have not been reluctant to express contrary views, referees have maintained confidentiality (where desired) and, remarkably, a consensus has always been reached (although the relevant senior editor can be called on to make a final decision in the case of deadlock).
In this format pathways are available for editing and expansion or alternatively using the yEd editor, can be exported from the program in a number of image (.jpeg,.png,.pdf) and exchange formats (.tgf,.gml,.ygf,.xml,.html).html
The full terms of reference for the readers' editor can be found here.
The full daily package of letters, submissions guidelines and previously published notes to readers from Thomas Feyer, the letters editor, can be found at nytimes.com/opinion.
