Proofs Correction Window
nounPronunciation: /pruːfs kəˈrɛkʃən ˈwɪndoʊ/
The designated time period during which authors can review and submit corrections to galley proofs before final publication. This window is typically short and has strict deadlines to maintain the publication schedule.
Plain English
A limited time period when authors can identify and submit corrections to their article proofs.
Etymology & History
Usage
"Authors were notified that the proofs correction window would close in seven business days."
Style guide notes: Always specify the exact duration and deadline clearly in correspondence with authors regarding proofs.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What types of corrections are allowed during the proofs correction window?
Typically only minor typos and factual errors; substantive changes are generally not permitted.
What happens if authors miss the proofs correction deadline?
The journal proceeds to publication with the proofs as they are without additional author input.
Why Test Candidates on This?
Important for understanding timeline management and author communication in the final publication stages.
Required skill level: Mid