writing-well

You can audit professional writing by applying seven checks for sentence length, clutter, unsupported modifiers, weasel words, jargon, "so what" impact, and flow, which outputs severity-ranked findings and a full rewrite suggestion.

The best way to improve flow and reduce jargon in a business report is to run a writing audit that targets jargon, acronyms, and flow, returning severity-ranked findings and a rewritten version to guide your edits.

Yes, you can use this writing audit for emails, reports, proposals, and articles across business and academia, applying targeted checks to improve communication effectiveness in professional settings.

You check for weasel words and unsupported modifiers by submitting text to the writing audit, which enforces checks for these issues alongside sentence length and jargon, returning severity-ranked findings and a rewrite suggestion.

A writing audit rewrite suggestion includes a full revised version of your text that incorporates improvements from seven checks covering sentence length, clutter, weasel words, jargon, impact, and flow.