"it should be edited" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used to express the idea that something needs to be revised or corrected. Example: "The report contains several errors, it should be edited before submitting it to the boss."
"I think it should be edited so it's accurate," Mr. Gingrich said.
Whenever one of the contributor's bon mots approached on tape, the chairman found a technical reason why it should be edited out.
(All the actors, with the exception of Mr. Braugher, do their own angelic singing. Ms. Bello, it must be said, does a mean Annie Lennox.) Last spring, the release of "Duets" was held up by a dispute between Mr. Paltrow and Disney about how it should be edited, and the argument seems to have been settled with a blunt ax and a staple gun.
Although an article analysis can be done fairly quickly it should be edited at least once.
What is to be done here is basically the link, link text and the text before it should be edited.
Perhaps I should be editing FYI and you should be writing for me as a roving reporter….
6) The text of the manuscript should be edited to make it more concise.
There were those at the TED organization who felt that the pig footage should be edited out of my talk before posting it online.
It is our responsibility to decide, as parents and citizens, whether our current genetic preferences should be edited, for all time, into our children and our children's children.
The office did say the four calls should be edited to omit elements "not material" to the fund-raising episode.
The new management seems to think that a paper should be edited by self-serving market research - and the Pravda-style promise of good news is an insult to the intelligence of its readers.
