Journal of Technical Writing and Communication
Oct 1992
Style Analysis of Award Winning Technical Manuals
Bill Teklinski
NCR (United States)
Abstract
This article quantifies specific elements of technical writing style in five award winning technical manuals where combined averages for the style elements are calculated. When these results are compared to what is generally regarded as good technical writing, the results show that the elements of style vary widely between the individual manuals examined. While attempting to define a good technical writing style, the value of such studies must be commented on.
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- Journal of Technical Writing and Communication
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- 1992-10-01
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- 10.2190/e31e-1fg6-vxn5-9eld
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