The substantive edit
A) verifies that the content is meaningful and the document's parts are coherent.
B) reviews the way ideas are expressed within the document.
C) ensures that the mechanics of text and figures conform to the specified style.
D) verifies that the document conforms to established layout, topographical and design standards.

Question

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A substantive edit focuses on the content and structure of the document to ensure that it is meaningful and coherent, and that the arguments are presented logically and effectively. This includes checking for accuracy, completeness, consistency, and clarity of the ideas presented. The substantive editor may make suggestions for reorganization, deletion, or addition of content to improve the overall flow and coherence of the text.

The Substantive Edit