The phrase "open editorial" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a type of editorial that allows readers to submit their own comments and opinions. For example, "The newspaper has opened up their editorial section to allow readers to submit their own opinions on current events."
The Telegraph, along with other newspapers such as The Sun and the Daily Express, have a clear and open editorial agenda to scrap the Human Rights Act.
This finding highlights how important it is to keep association journals, such as EAR, open to multiple paradigms through open editorial policies (e.g. Oler et al. 2016; Malsch and Salterio 2016) and the choice of editorial board members from different paradigms (Chapman 2012).
To his mind, embracing my difference would open editorial inboxes, but knowing that I tend to eschew/exclude/deny "that kind" of subject in my poetry, he adds, "This'll make it harder for you".
The authors contacted the Biology Open Editorial Office when they were unable to repeat the results.
Commenting in an open editorial on the mineworkers' strike, Botha and Ratele (2014) noted the absence of analyses and politics that link of the mineworkers' strike to wider contestations around masculinities.
Several of the African magazines have opened editorial headquarters in Europe or the United States to be closer to brand samples, top models, talent agencies, photo facilities and printing companies of a higher standard than most in Africa.
The central idea was "post-Fordism", a term that captured western societies' transition from what an opening editorial characterised as "mass production, the mass consumer, the big city, big brother state, the sprawling housing estate, and the nation state" to a new reality of "flexibility, diversity, differentiation, [and] decentralization".
In the issue's opening editorial, author Sophie Sotsky writes, "I propose ornamentation as a uniquely queer aesthetic.
To underline that pledge, there are plans to open new editorial bureaux in Europe, the Middle East and Asia.
Lebedev has promised to open new editorial bureaux in Europe, the Middle East and Asia, and expand the US operation.
Previous attempts to throw open the editorial process using the web have not had a smooth track record, however; chaos ensued when the Los Angeles Times threw open its editorial processes to internet readers.
