The phrase "review language" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you need to express that you are reviewing or studying a language. For example, "I decided to review Spanish language so I could brush up on my grammar and vocabulary."
Mr. Romney recruited several of Mr. Ryan's top aides as campaign advisers, and the candidate's staff members asked the congressman to review language in Mr. Romney's planned speeches and opinion pieces, people close to both men said in interviews.
General inclusion criteria: Article type: Article and review; Language: English; Countries excluded: South Africa, Zimbabwe, Cambodia, Ghana, Kenya, Nepal, Pakistan, Tanzania, Vietnam, Slovakia, Qatar, Peru, Malaysia, Madagascar, Lebanon, Indonesia, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Israel, Nigeria, Bahamas, Czech Republic, Ghana, India, Iran, Kenya.
Type of article The studies must be empirical research published in peer-reviewed journals The studies that were not peer reviewed Language English Non-English studies.
"Language first came to fascinate me when I was 5 and heard a Jewish friend suddenly start speaking Hebrew with her parents," John McWhorter, who this week reviews "Language: The Cultural Tool," by Daniel L. Everett, said via e-mail.
The article also reviews language issues arising at the international level, including the United Nations, the European Union, and concludes with a projection of the emerging global language system.
Digital virtual humans are used to represent not only the soldier, and the role-playing actors; but also a mentor who reviews language and cultural learning points, and provides remediation.
This is ostensibly a review of David Fincher's new movie Gone Girl, and it will contain all the requisite movie-review language, like "riveting" and "logically-flawed," "Oscar-worthy" and "misstep".
Eligibility criteria to be considered for selecting studies in the review include: Language: There will be no language restriction.
For this paper we considered and analyzed the literature, starting from reviews and systematic reviews (English language, published in peer-reviewed journals, 2000 2014 period), concerning music and dementia.
Two parallel reviewers from each target country review "Mother" language version and propose changes to suit their country.
"But you need to review the language each time," Mr. Ventres said.
