The phrase "editorial material" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to content that is written or created for the purpose of expressing a particular opinion or viewpoint, rather than strictly reporting facts. Example: The newspaper's editorial material often discusses political issues and offers the publication's stance on current events.
But except in a few cases, nothing much happened, which is why, in the end, Julian Assange decided that the way forward was first of all to create editorial material such as the "collateral murder" video and, later, to team up with established journalistic outfits such as the Guardian, New York Times, Le Monde, El Pais and Der Spiegel to release a huge trove of US diplomatic cables.
What once resembled straight marketing, if not advertising, is now acceptable editorial material.
Overy's editorial material is characteristically clear and instructive, but the documents themselves are disappointing.
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In accordance with the contract, Newsweek will no longer send editorial material to Itogi or sell advertising for the magazine".
A spokesman said: "The police cannot just demand editorial material nor do editors have automatically to comply with police requests.
Book reviews, replies, erratum and editorial materials were all excluded because we were interested in investigating original research contributions.
Other types of publication such as reviews, letters, book reviews, editorial materials, meeting abstracts, meeting summaries, news items, notes or proceedings papers were not included.
Regarding the document type, most of the papers (7050) were articles, followed by proceedings papers (3721), book reviews (728), meeting abstracts (689), editorial materials (370), reviews (217), letters (66), news items (54), corrections (49) and notes (41)—see Fig. 3.
Letters, reviews, abstracts, editorial materials, and animal trials were also excluded from this study.
However, reviews and other editorial materials were excluded and the studies only focusing on the performance of FDG PET/CT in diagnosis, staging, and monitoring recurrence or metastasis were also excluded.
