Answer:
A - Avoid too many sentences that are overly short or long.
B - Remove information that is unnecessary and excessive.
C - Make sure that the vocabulary used is appropriate for the audience.
Explanation:
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(i) Avoid too many sentences that are overly short or long.
(ii) Remove information that is unnecessary and excessive.
(iii) Make sure that the vocabulary used is appropriate for the audience.
This recommendations can be applied to any kind of publications, even for non-scientific purposes, there are three recommendation for the creation of a good work:
(i) Avoid too many sentences that are overly short or long - A very short sentence may lack in elements needed to explain an idea properly and may lead to false ideas or interpretations on a issue, whereas a very long sentence may include irrelevant ideas or loss any capacity to explain the idea due to loss of concision.
(ii) Remove information that is unnecessary and excessive - Unnecessary information may distract reader from the understanding of key facts and encourage people to make false correlations on key ideas.
(iii) Make sure that the vocabulary used is appropriate for the audience - Author must be aware of the vocabulary used by potential audience everyday, especially in their educational and professional backgrounds.
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