"editorial letter" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a letter written to an editor, usually of a newspaper or magazine, expressing an opinion or providing commentary on a particular issue or subject. For example: "The author wrote an editorial letter to the newspaper criticizing the mayor's decision to raise property taxes."
Editorial letter to a Private Weintraub who wrote from New Caledonia asking: "How's everything going?"... Henry Holt & Co., after rassling with the devil, have published a book called "The German Talks Back", thereby saving freedom of speech for America.
She replies with characteristic modesty to his model editorial letter: "Your diagnosis and prescription are so specific, that I think between us we can have the patient on his feet in no great while.
The New Yorker, November 3 , 1945P. 19 Editorial letter to a Private Weintraub who wrote from New Caledonia asking: "How's everything going?"... Henry Holt & Co., after rassling with the devil, have published a book called "The German Talks Back", thereby saving freedom of speech for America.
By Stanley Edgar Hyman, Daniel Lang, Peter De Vries, Brendan Gill, and E. B. White The New Yorker, November 3 , 1945P. 19 Editorial letter to a Private Weintraub who wrote from New Caledonia asking: "How's everything going?"... Henry Holt & Co., after rassling with the devil, have published a book called "The German Talks Back", thereby saving freedom of speech for America.
Based on the submitted manuscripts, eight manuscripts have been accepted, which will be summarized briefly in this editorial letter.
In his first editorial letter, Vitali explains his choice to launch a new weekly magazine (basically going against everything we know about the financial trends of print journalism): "The Pope never stops – every day he surprises us with his firm decisions and his unpredictable gestures.
The parallels with the debate over publication of the Chilcot report are plain (Editorial, Letters, 22 January).
Along with this, you, as an advocate of change, can also post information in editorial letters, websites, public forums, and so forth.
Editorial letters, conference abstracts, opinion and audit articles were excluded from the study selection.
Systematic reviews, meta-analyses, case reports, and editorial letters were not included in our review.
In addition, we searched the bibliographies of retrieved manuscripts and sought out grey literature, including conference reports and editorial letters.
