The part of the sentence "editorial content for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to written material that is intended to express the opinion of its author or a publication on an issue. For example: "The magazine provides its readers with editorial content for a variety of topics."
The paper recently ran sponsored editorial content for BA asking readers where they would like to send comedian Joe Wilkinson.
Instead, they will provide editorial content for a fee and will get an equity stake in the company should Contentville go public.
The company, which provides editorial content for Web sites, has since expanded its space needs to more than 40,000 square feet.
Some 95% of the editorial content for the 40-page paper will be drawn from the Press Association, which issued the press release announcing the launch.
Mr. Armstrong is also investing in creating other editorial content; for example, since he took over, the company has bought TechCrunch, the technology blog.
Beginning in October, Sesame Street Magazine will be packaged with Parenting, which is published by the Parenting Group, a division of Time Inc. Sesame Workshop will continue to provide the editorial content for Sesame Street Magazine.
It shows Featured editorial content from Citysearch editors for the city you are in.
Combined, China Times and Apple Daily would have commanded almost half of the newspaper market.Regulators fined China Times last year for carrying editorial content paid for by the Chinese government.
But a paper that is more than two-thirds advertising starts to look like what is known in the industry as a "shopper" — a free publication that people pick up for the ads, and that no one really reads, a paper that has editorial content mainly for the purpose of self-respect.
