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Switch to the References tab to review reference accuracy, citation issues, and recommendations for improving your bibliography.

The Quality & Structure tab shows structural checks across headings, sections, tables, figures, and other formatting rules in your manuscript.

Open Reference Actuality to see how recent your reference list is and whether your literature review reflects current research.

The Language Report tab shows your English language score, flagged issues, and detailed corrections you can review in the marked-up Word file.

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Grammar, spelling, and clarity errors are common reasons for revision or rejection. Good language use helps editors and reviewers focus on your content.
Accurate references signal careful research. Heavy reference errors can lead to revision requests or rejection.
Your reference list shows how thoroughly you reviewed the literature. Outdated or insufficient references are a common rejection reason.
Missing mandatory sections or formatting issues can lead to revision or desk rejection. Structural checks reduce that risk before submission.