"thorough editing" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the process of carefully reviewing and making changes to written content in order to improve its overall quality and effectiveness. Example: "The author's manuscript required thorough editing in order to eliminate errors and enhance the clarity of their arguments."
Second, the book would have benefited from more thorough editing, in part because English is not the author's first language.
Editors who make simple grammatical corrections start at around $300 while more thorough editing and rewriting can cost more than $750 and up.
He championed a more measured and pragmatic nationalism than the "strident, volatile and angry" kind exemplified by those who came after him.Mr Allawi's book would have benefited from more thorough editing and proofreading.
The paper has several points that have not been adequately thought through or linked, or the order of presentation is not clear, or the paper needs thorough editing and proofreading.
Papers presented in this research based publication have been through an independent peer review and thorough editing process to ensure the highest possible research quality for theory based submissions and, for the more applied contributions, the greatest potential usefulness and impact for corporate and public-policy practitioners.
After you've gone through a thorough editing, give it to 2-3 people and get feedback.
(Scholars differ over whether the 2010 document counts as a rewrite or a thorough edit).
The other kind, those who value silence and space, may feel they are asphyxiating, that time and a thorough edit would have revealed the book's true shape, its "beautiful resonance".
LOM oversees this research project and provided thorough edits to the different versions of the manuscript.
Mistakes spoil good work, so do a thorough edit.
The authors would like to thank Dr Amy Zenger who provided thorough English editing for the manuscript.
