Excellence in Business Communication (12th Edition)
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Author: John V. Thill, Courtland L. Bovee
Publisher: PEARSON
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From the various given options the best time for proofreading.
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Proofreading - Reviewing any article or writing to make sure that it is free from any grammatical, spelling errors and the writing is properly punctuated as well as formatted. This ensures that the document is consistent throughout.
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