01Manuscript editing improves language, clarity, consistency and presentation within an agreed scope. Confirm whether the quotation includes tracked changes, editorial comments, formatting and reference checks before work begins.
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02English editing addresses grammar, punctuation, academic tone, readability and terminology consistency. It should preserve the intended meaning and identify passages that need clarification from the author.
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03Scientific editing considers technical terminology, the clarity of explanations and consistency across manuscript sections alongside language. The quotation should specify which scientific presentation checks are included.
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04Journal selection compares a manuscript’s topic, article type, methods and intended audience with published journal requirements. Any SSCI coverage requirement should be checked against the journal’s official Clarivate record before submission.
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05Journal formatting adapts manuscript presentation to the target journal’s current author instructions. The agreed scope may include headings, references, tables, figures and submission-file organization.
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06Submission preparation starts with the target journal’s author instructions and required files. Authors should confirm the manuscript, figures, declarations, cover letter and supplementary materials before approving submission.
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