"editorial series" is a correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It refers to a collection of written pieces, typically on a specific topic or theme, that are published in a series over a period of time by an editorial team. Example: "The newspaper's popular editorial series on climate change has sparked important discussions and initiatives within the community."
*Vulcan, who ran the Great Elephant Census, also supports this independent editorial series.
Her comments came in a blog post written for The Huffington Post website to mark the launch of an editorial series called Young Minds Matter which discusses children and mental health.
Her comments came in a blogpost written for the Huffington Post website to mark the launch of an editorial series called Young Minds Matter which discusses children and mental health.
A number of bestselling books, like Atul Gawande's Being Mortal and Katy Butler's Knocking on Heaven's Door, and editorial series, like the New York Times's The End, have highlighted the sad but common overuse of ineffectual treatments on dying patients.
However, Stephanopoulos emphasized that NowThis is creating this as "an editorial series in partnership with FWD on immigration," not as an ad for the lobbying group.
Then there's "The Money Fix," in which DailyWorth's proprietary editorial series pairs readers with national money experts, who will help them work toward their financial goals.
The package includes an editorial, a series of vignettes in the Policy Forum, three feature stories, and a quiz to help you find out whether you think like a "typical" entrepreneur.
He was sent to London to study at St Martin's School of Art and on returning to Malaysia in 1975, he reinvented his column, Scenes of Malaysian Life, into an editorial comic series.
Randomized controlled trials (RCT), prospective non-RCT studies, and retrospective data analyses were included; surveys, reviews, editorials, case series and textbooks were excluded.
"A Straphangers Campaignn" ("The Next Mayor" series, editorial, July 29) appropriately emphasized the importance of New York's transportation system.
"Slashing Civil Legal Aid" ("Penny and Pound Foolish" series, editorial, March 9) is a reminder of how crucial legal aid is during hard times.
