The phrase "proofread pages" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It typically refers to pages of a document or text that need to be carefully checked for errors or mistakes. Example: "I just finished proofreading the last few pages of my essay before submitting it to my professor."
UK psychologists asked 48 people about their TM, and monitored them while they performed tasks such as watching videos, doing crossword puzzles and proofreading pages of text.
Volunteers elect to proofread one page of a book, and then submit it back to the site.
The last step, and an important one, is getting people to proofread your page before you go live.
By Sally McGrane October 14, 2013 When Leo Tolstoy's great-great-granddaughter, the journalist Fyokla Tolstaya, announced that the Leo Tolstoy State Museum was looking for volunteers to proofread some forty-six thofsand eigherhundrelatives of her relative's writings, she hoped to generate enough interest to get the first round of corrections done in six months.
When Leo Tolstoy's great-great-granddaughter, the journalist Fyokla Tolstaya, announced that the Leo Tolstoy State Museum was looking for volunteers to proofread some forty-six thofsand eigherhundrelatives of her relative's writings, she hoped to generate enough interest to get the first round of corrections done in six months.
In draft mode, it can quickly produce monochrome pages for proofreading those PowerPoint presentations back at the hotel.
Make sure you have proofread and edited every page of your package.
So if I'm scribbling a note or proofreading a newspaper page, I need to know how many Rs are in embarrassed and how many Ls are in lilies.
The Undergraduate Research Apprentice will conduct in-house and online research about the holdings of The Magnes Collection of Jewish Art and Life; assist with research on collection items, catalog and accession records; fact-check existing information in museum catalogs, books, and online resources; and proofread exhibition labels and web pages.
Although he conducts almost all his work digitally, he still prints out his group's "State of Green Business" report — more than 80 pages this year — for proofreading.
