The phrase "editor review" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the process of reviewing and editing a written work, typically by a professional editor. Example: "Before publishing her novel, the author went through several rounds of editor review to ensure that the plot and characters were well-developed."
- Lisa Allardice, editor, Review The Guardian Review is a weekly survey of the world of books, arts and ideas, encompassing essays, reviews, interviews, news and book extracts from some of the most celebrated names in literature.
By David Remnick October 21, 2014 Katharine Graham, the publisher of the Washington Post, and Benjamin C. Bradlee, its executive editor, review reports on the 6 3 U.S. Supreme Court decision permitting publication of the Pentagon Papers, June 30 , 1971
Lisa Allardice, editor, Review Observer Review details The Guardian Review is a weekly survey of the world of books, arts and ideas, encompassing essays, reviews, interviews, news and book extracts from some of the most celebrated names in literature.
In a face to face meeting, the author and the peer editor review the manuscript together, a step we believe that is vital to the process.
A Times Editor review from The St .Petersburg Times compared the large glasses Swift wore to those of Clark Kent.
A Times Editor review from The St . PetersburgTimes also described it as sounding similar to other hits: "She hankers for a boy who either doesn't love her back or wants to ditch this small town".
To the Editor: Reviewing "Atmospheric Disturbances," Liesl Schillinger is reminded of Jonathan Lethem, Franz Kafka, Primo Levi, Thomas Pynchon and Jorge Luis Borges.
The peer editor reviews the manuscript and suggests changes to improve language, clarity and organization.
Consequently, an editor reviewed and edited the text on readability and length.
The Senior Editor reviews the decision, often consults with the Associate Editor, and finally sends the decision to the authors.
Then those editors review the submissions.
