The phrase "and editorial in a" is not correct and seems incomplete in written English.
It could be used in a context where you are discussing an editorial piece, but it requires additional information to make sense.
Example: "The article included an editorial in a prominent magazine that discussed current events."
Alternatives: "and commentary in a" or "and opinion piece in a".
The politics editor of a major South Korean newspaper called the kimchi situation "a national tragedy," and an editorial in Dong-a Ilbo termed it "a once in a century crisis".
Biographer and literary editor Claire Tomalin was obviously a strong candidate when she applied for her first job as a secretary and editorial assistant in a publishing firm.
Shape "blurred the line between advertising and editorial content in a way which could confuse consumers," the division stated in a ruling released last week.
Vogue does TV, again Vogue in the US has rolled out ShopVogue.TV, a fairly hefty combination of advertiser and editorial content in a web TV package.
Next Avenue will differentiate itself by bringing "a PBS sensibility," said Donna Sapolin, vice president and editorial director, in a telephone interview.
All major newspaper groups are examining their cost bases at the same time as investing heavily in new colour presses and editorial innovation in an attempt to battle for an increased share of a declining market.
Then, as a class, discuss the following: What is the difference between news and editorial pieces in a newspaper?
"Owen is a brilliant writer with great experience covering every aspect of the technology industry," said Say SVP and Editorial Director Kate Lewis in a press release.
She also suggested that simply replicating the existing print ads and editorial experience in pixels represented a failure of imagination and adaptation.
Getting data from that large a percentage is a challenge, and an editorial in the journal called the study "methodologically superb".
