The phrase "reading preparation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you are referring to the activity of preparing for something that will be read or studied. For example, "I'm doing some reading preparation for my upcoming Spanish exam."
Additional file 1: Summary statistics for Illumina HiSeq, read preparation and alignment to the honey bee genome.
The pipeline consists of seven operational stages: (i) reference preparation, (ii) read preparation, (iii) alignment, (iv) calculation of methylation rate, (v) DMR detection, (vi) SNP and ASM calling and (vii) summarization (Fig. 1).
The reason for this is the publication of Michael Scammell's excellent, long-awaited biography, which I've been reading in preparation for this event tomorrow, where I'll be interviewing Scammell.
But the poets Alexander told Dwight Garner of the Times that she's been reading in preparation for her task — Virgil, Auden, Ted Hughes, Seamus Heaney, Gwendolyn Brooks — suggest that she has certain aspirations in mind: linguistic clarity, moral intensity, historical resonance, intellectual power.
One hippo fact I remember reading in preparation for this trip, babies can suckle underwater.
According to a report by my colleague Andrea Libresco, after five years of No Child Left Behind 36percentt of the nation's school districts had cut class time for social studies to focus on math and reading test preparation.
The correct version can be found below: Incorrect version: Retirement preparation program: evaluation of results Psychology: Research and Review It should read: Retirement preparation program: evaluation of results.
It is one that children can read in preparation or as part of a Seder.
The briefing papers she had read in preparation had mentioned that Sukarno had been flattered by Mao's decision to publish his art collection.
