The "5 C's"
What is concise?
In this mode of professional, you try to convince your audience of something.
What is persuasional writing?
In this type of sentence construction, two potentially independent sentences are joined together, in error.
What is a run on sentence?
To help ensure correctness, avoid doing this before your deadline.
What is rush to finish?
This member of the Comms teams sends out the media clips every morning.
Who is Rachel?
Move the reader, be this.
What is compelling?
In this writing structure, you "begin with the point".
What is pyramid writing?
What is the active voice? (As opposed to passive voice.)
"Think outside the box" is an example of this kind of common phrase that you should not put in your reports.
What is a cliche?
What is use Track Changes?
As long as your report is this, you won't get any "huh?" questions from readers.
What is complete?
The Auditor General Act states that audit findings should be "brought to the attention" of this audience.
What is "the Assembly", or the Legislative Assembly?
In this geometrically-shaped and audience-centred style of writing, you "begin with the point".
What is pyramid writing?
Since auditors must strive to be objective, this is one thing you need to examine and strenuously avoid indulging.
What is (personal and professional) bias?
Three to six hours is the average length of time it takes a designer to do this.
What is lay out VFM report figures and appendices?
To "speak truth to power", you have to be this, and get your facts straight.
What is, correct?
Plain language is used in a VFM audit report because the audience are not...
What are auditors? OR What are specialists?
You might consult this, if you wanted to find a more precise word, yet similar to the one you are using.
What is a thesaurus?
Another name for an error in reasoning.
What is "fallacy"?
Each audit team is assigned this from Comms, per report.
What is an editor?
What is clear?
Like so many others who are readers of our VFM reports, Bonnie is this.
What is a busy person?
Short sentences tend to have one of these, each.
What is one idea?
What is, leave a mystery for the ending?
What is report "collateral"?