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===== <u>Clear and Concise</u> ===== | ===== <u>Clear and Concise</u> ===== | ||
Technical communication should be logically organized, straightforward, and easily understood by the target audience. The language used should avoid needless jargon and be written in a manner that avoids redundant word usage and | Technical communication should be logically organized, straightforward, and easily understood by the target audience. The language used should avoid needless jargon and be written in a manner that avoids redundant word usage and excessive explanations.{{sfn|Smirti|2022}}{{sfn|Proofed Editors|2020}} | ||
=== '''Soundness''' === | === '''Soundness''' === | ||