Language Editing Service
Optional support to improve clarity and readability before submission.
Clear writing strengthens the impact of your research
Journal of Tissue Repair and Regeneration (JTRR) offers optional language editing support for authors who want assistance polishing manuscript language.
Editing improves clarity and consistency but does not influence editorial decisions.
Grammar and syntax
Corrects grammar, punctuation, and sentence structure.
Scientific clarity
Improves readability while preserving technical meaning.
Consistency
Aligns terminology across text, figures, and tables.
Structure and flow
Refines section transitions and overall narrative.
Figure legends
Ensures legends are concise and descriptive.
Abstract polishing
Strengthens summary clarity and keyword alignment.
Terminology checks
Confirms consistent use of tissue repair terms.
Reference review
Flags obvious citation formatting issues for correction.
- It does not guarantee acceptance or influence peer review outcomes.
- It does not replace scientific peer review or methodological critique.
- It does not provide statistical analysis or data verification.
- It does not create new figures or generate data.
- It does not resolve ethical approval requirements.
- It does not rewrite content without author approval.
- Authors remain responsible for accuracy and conclusions.
- The service does not handle submission on your behalf.
- Email [email protected] with your manuscript title.
- Attach the latest manuscript file in Word or compatible format.
- Indicate your preferred language style (US or UK English).
- Note any specific terminology or abbreviations to preserve.
- Include target submission date or deadline if applicable.
- Provide a contact email for return of edited files.
- Attach any figures or tables with heavy text for review.
- Specify whether you want light editing or comprehensive polishing.
Language editing is recommended when reviewers or collaborators have requested clarity improvements, or when the manuscript is prepared by non native English speakers.
Using editing before submission can reduce revision cycles and help reviewers focus on scientific content rather than language issues.
- Submit the most recent version with track changes turned off.
- Ensure figures and tables are labeled consistently.
- Include any journal specific terms you want preserved.
- Provide a list of abbreviations if they are not defined in text.
- Note any sections that should not be altered.
- Confirm that all coauthors agree to editing.
- Review edits to confirm scientific meaning has not changed.
- Check that terminology matches your preferred usage.
- Verify that references and citations remain accurate.
- Confirm that figure legends match revised text.
- Ensure that journal specific formatting is preserved.
- Approve the final edited version before submission.
Request language editing early to avoid delays in submission or revision cycles.
We will confirm availability and estimated turnaround upon request.
Clear language helps reviewers focus on the science and improves the experience for readers.
Need Help From the Editorial Office?
We are available to clarify policies, submissions, or editorial workflows for JTRR.
