About Us
Triumph Edit – Get the professional touch.
Triumph Edit is an initiative of Triumph India Software and Services, India’s largest Technical Documentation Services Company with a cumulative industry experience of over 6,500 person months and 500,000 pages of documentation.
Triumph Edit was born from the overwhelming demand for top-notch English language
editing and proofreading
services from the academic and scientific communities. The need for such a service arose from the realization that the ability to communicate effectively in English is a major advantage for anybody looking to make the right impression – be it in a research paper, a catalog, or a journal. We ensure that you get that advantage.We offer prompt and efficient
editing services
at an affordable price. We have the skill and experience to provide high-qualityediting services
that help you communicate your ideas and thoughts accurately and effectively. From simpleproofreading
to in-depthlanguage editing
, we can help you create a document that is clear and free from grammar, punctuation, and phrasing errors.The value advantage
| Country | Submission | Rejection |
|---|---|---|
| United States | 2,252 | 621 (27.6%) |
| Japan | 578 | 244 (42.2) |
| South Korea | 457 | 159 (34.8) |
| Germany | 263 | 85 (32.3) |
| Turkey | 189 | 109 (57.7) |
| United Kingdom | 174 | 56 (32.2) |
| France | 153 | 58 (37.9) |
| Italy | 152 | 62 (40.8) |
| Taiwan | 131 | 71 (54.2) |
| China | 123 | 52 (42.3) |
| Switzerland | 110 | 28 (25.5) |
| Austria | 94 | 25 (26.6) |
| Spain | 90 | 32 (35.6) |
| India | 79 | 58 (73.4) |
| Netherlands | 73 | 22 (30.1) |
| (American Journal of Roentgenology (AJR) | ||
The biggest challenge that a writer faces today is in creating quality work and then having it peer-reviewed and published. Poor language and presentation have a negative impact on not just the piece of writing but on the abilities of the writer in his sphere of work.
A study done by the American Journal of Roentgenology (AJR) on 5,914 manuscripts, submitted for publishing over a two-year period from October 1, 2003 to September 30, 2005, found that one of the main reasons for the rejection of manuscripts was language. Countries where English is the primary language had noticeably lower rejection rates than countries in which the primary language is not English (rejection rate of 29.1% for the four English-speaking countries - United States, Canada, United Kingdom, and Australia, versus 40.3% for the other countries).
Numerous studies ((Bowler, 2005; Gupta, Kaur, Sharma, Shah, & Choudry, 2006; and Ehara & Takahashi, 2008) have indicated that rejection rates due to poor writing or presentation styles is high.
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