"editorial knowledge" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is generally used to refer to a type of knowledge that pertains to copyediting and the preparation of written materials for publication. For example, "As the editor-in-chief, he possessed a vast amount of editorial knowledge, ensuring that every piece of material was published to the highest standard".
In time, he writes, he would learn that his father had lied about his past in Hungary, that he had worked for the Propaganda Ministry, and that he'd written hundreds of vicious anti-Semitic editorials, knowledge that would force the author to re-examine all his own memories about his father and their shared past.
Projects in this category were considered by a staff member (LT) with experience in editorial processes, detailed knowledge of the projects concerned and knowledge of editorial decisions.
"A young woman accompanying Clarke pushed and shoved me and [Andrew] McCormick, who is editorial director of The Knowledge Engineer," Davidson wrote in a story published on the Australian's website on Thursday.
We have collaborated with the editorial team in BBC Knowledge and Learning division to investigate whether it is appropriate for creating quizzes for formal learning and the outcome turned out to be very positive.
The paper's readership has more collective intelligence and knowledge than any editorial board could have, and yet The Times appears to cling to its self-identified "tradition of civility" at the expense of engaging this intelligent readership in new ways.
Papers are assigned to an Editorial Board member who has knowledge of the field discussed in the manuscript.
On Friday, both Thomson and Baker discussed hitting the major story from a variety of angles, according to staffers with knowledge of the editorial conference call.
Entwistle was previously the BBC's controller of knowledge commissioning, controller of editorial standards and acting controller of BBC4.
Somewhere along the line in our editorial process, without the author's knowledge, the name of the magazine was erroneously changed to "La Vie Catholique du Berry".
Texas-based BazaarVoice, which is a little further along than Aggregate Knowledge, provides Amazon-like editorial recommendations for products – things like customer reviews, etc.
