"editorial editor" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to the person responsible for overseeing the content and opinions expressed in a newspaper or magazine's editorial section. Example: The editorial editor wrote a scathing opinion piece criticizing the government's handling of the recent crisis.
Maksim Trudolyubov, the editorial editor of Vedomosti, a daily newspaper, said the protests' major impact was to broadcast a message that Mr. Putin could not continue to rule in the same highly centralized style.
Alfred P. Doblin, editorial editor of The Record in Bergen County, pointed out in a May column that Schiano's annual compensation package "would restore nearly a fifth of the total funding cut by the state toward libraries".
With the launch of the Euston Project, Lewis adds the title of managing director, digital to his TMG business card collection, which recalls his roles as business editor, deputy editor, managing director editorial, editor, and editor-in-chief.
"Last year was a tremendous year for the National," said Terri Paddock, managing and editorial editor of theatre website Whatsonstage.com.com
Terri Paddock, managing and editorial editor of Whatsonstage.com, said the theatre website's survey demonstrated that "audiences themselves are much more optimistic and plan to vote with their wallets at the box office".
According to Drew Cline, the editorial editor, the meeting with Cain was arranged last week, and confirmed again days ago.
► In this week's Science editorial, Editor-in-Chief Marcia McNutt offered early-career scientists tips on communicating their work.
► In this week's Science editorial, Editor-in-Chief Marcia McNutt made a case for publicly accessible data.
In a Science editorial, Editor-in-Chief Marcia McNutt discussed science budgets and their impacts in the light of the recent congressional budget agreement.
► In this week's Science editorial, Editor-in-Chief Marcia McNutt announced that Science Advances, the new open-access Science journal covering all the sciences, is now accepting submissions.
► In last week's Science editorial, Editor-in-Chief Marcia McNutt described two recent attempts to mute the voices of scientists in the United States.
