"editorial unit" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used in the context of journalism or publishing to refer to a section or group of text within an article or publication that is written by the editorial team. Example: The editorial unit of the newspaper was responsible for writing and reviewing all opinion pieces and letters to the editor.
"The O.E.D. is authoritative, but it's not prescriptive," said Jesse Sheidlower, the principal editor of the dictionary's North American editorial unit.
His influence within the editorial unit has also increased since he left city hall, said people with knowledge of the operation, who insisted on anonymity in discussing internal operations.
The term has been in use since the 1840's in American political contexts, said Jesse Sheidlower, the principal editor of the North American editorial unit for the Oxford English Dictionary.
The culmination of the O.E.D.'s dedication to the study of American English came in 1999, with the founding of the separate North American Editorial Unit, which will ensure that Oxford has a base of research for American, Canadian and Caribbean English.
The Cochrane Editorial Unit provided financial support towards the completion of this review and the accompanying film.
At the request of the Cochrane Editorial Unit editors, we refined the outcomes included in the 'Summary of findings' tables and GRADE assessment.
It provided for the formation of Tucson Newspapers, Inc. (TNI), which was to be owned in equal shares by the Star and Citizen and which was to manage all departments of their business except the news and editorial units.
The BBC's editorial complaints unit upheld criticisms of the show and ruled that it reinforced stereotypes.
The committee said it endorsed the editorial complaints unit's finding about the use of the word "Jew".
The trust's editorial complaints unit said the programme should have done more to challenge the views about Isis and its portrayal as "actually quite fun".
The trust also criticised the corporation's original efforts to investigate Primark's grievance, determining that its editorial complaints unit broke guidelines on accountability.
