The phrase "editorial speed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the pace at which editorial work is completed or the efficiency of the editorial process.
Example: "The team improved their editorial speed, allowing them to publish articles more frequently."
Alternatives: "editing pace" or "publication speed."
C2 Business Digest C1 WEEKEND E1-28; E29-44 EDITORIAL A20-21 Editorials: Speeding the Elian case; the F.C.C.'s ownership rules; Topics.
But she said the company planned to retain Ten Speed's editorial staff in Berkeley.
We are aware that speed of editorial decision is just one, but an important indicator of journal quality.
Your Sept. 16 editorial "Riding the High-Speed Rail" was worth the fare.
The conservative daily Le Figaro highlights "anxiety" in the governing Socialist Party over Prime Minister Manuel Valls' "intransigence" Its front-page editorial criticises a "two-speed France" where public-sector workers lag far behind private employees in their number of working hours.
Such transfer of reviews and articles speeds up editorial decisions and reduces the number of rounds of review.
In a contribution to the 2020 project, Garinois-Melenikiotou, CMO of Estée Lauder, suggests that by 2020, "global brands and agencies will reorganize themselves — with speed, agility, and editorial spirit — to create stories that will travel across countries without being lost in translation". Today more than ever, brands can and must reorganize for the global stage.
The authors who chose to publish here have gained a complete absence of political varnish on editorial decisions, a pit-stop speed on the various phases of publication process and, as an added value and only in case of missed publication for low priority, their immediate resubmission towards other open access related journals without loosing the peer-reviewing phases already taken.
Not only was information disseminated faster, but editorial controls diminished given the speed of the news cycle.
Re "Ariel Sharon's Delaying Tactic" (editorial, May 7): With predictable lightning speed, Prime Minister Ariel Sharon delivered his interpretation of the "road map".
