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173 Clarity
57 Unclear sentences
98 Wordy sentences
15 Intricate text
3 Passive voice misuse
49 Engagement
49 Word choice
12 Delivery
2 Tone suggestions
7 Inappropriate colloquialisms
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Service Quality
accepted framework
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makes a distinction between functional quality, which deals with the
service
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delivery process, and technical quality, which is related to the
service's result.
Tangibility
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In today's era, consumer spending power continues to grow, with
university students playing a crucial role in this shift. As their
purchasing capacity expands, so do their expectations regarding
dining options and
experiences. The economic progress of the food service industry is largely
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driven by rising income levels and improved living standards. University
the quality of service and the variety of menu options. The satisfaction
of
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students was greatly influenced by the quality of service they received.
This
indicates that the college cafeteria should prioritize improving the level
of
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service it offers. The final model, which includes four constructs with 22
items,
services is gaining more recognition. Garg & Kumar (2017) explore the
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connection between various service characteristics that impact on
customer
satisfaction in university cafeteria food and its services. A
conceptual model
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was utilized to examine the relationship between various factors, such
as food
and beverage quality, service standards, menu diversity, pricing
fairness, and overall ambiance. The results revealed that various
quality aspects—such as the standard of food and beverages,
selection diversity, pricing fairness, service
loyalty.
and beverage quality, menu variety, price fairness, service quality, and
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ambiance. Therefore, university cafeteria administrators should
prioritize
Reliability
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Galabo’s (2019) study explored the relationship between canteen
service
taste, and
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typically spend most of their time on campus. Smith et al., (2020) study
seeks
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to examine the level of satisfaction among students regarding the
foodservice
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facilities on campus, with a particular focus on HBCUs. It aims to
explore
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various factors such as the quality of food, ambience, value for money,
food and
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beverage options, and service. Additionally, it aims to determine
whether this
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satisfaction has any impact on students dining frequency. The study
surveyed
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685 students at HBCU to gather their opinions on an on-campus
foodservice
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facility. The findings revealed that factors such as the quality of food,
ambience,
value for money, food and beverage options, and service quality greatly
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influence student #39; overall satisfaction with the food service
operation and
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dining frequency. The results indicate that food service operators on
campus
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should prioritize these qualities to enhance student satisfaction.
This, in turn,
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could have a positive effect on the institution’s reputation, student
retention,
highlighted those
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factors such as food quality, service standards, and pricing fairness
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significantly influence students' overall satisfaction. These findings
are
administrators
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and canteen management. By focusing on and investing in these
factors, they
preferences is by
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implementing a feedback mechanism.
Responsiveness
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Wongprawmas et al., (2021) study examines the effects of
different
concerns
menu aligns with their tastes. As a result, the school canteen or lunch
program
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plays a key role in providing children with a variety of nutritious, yet
affordable,
specific times or on certain days of the week. Staff will find it more
convenient
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to place orders and purchase the necessary food ingredients. The study
Assurance
Kathmandu. The average rating suggests that students find the canteen
to be
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moderately satisfactory. However, there is room for improvement in
order to
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better meet the needs of the students.
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Staff canteens play a crucial role in providing employees with nourishing
and balanced meals during their work hours. They are commonly found
in a
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wide range of settings, including government facilities, enterprises,
healthcare
study was carried out in the school food services of the municipal
significant only for individuals who had been in the role for a maximum
of 10
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years. The attitudes showed a strong correlation with the amount of
time spent
food safety concepts. The correlation between the KAP score and
Empathy
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The quality of the canteen plays an vital part in determining the value and
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triumph of a restaurant. In recent years, there has been a growing stress on
the
base. With the rise in living standards, students' expectations for food
quality
activities, and menu. Several items were removed from the survey,
resulting in a
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Cronbach’s alpha value of 0.937. Further research could enhance this
survey
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instrument by including a larger number of participants to ensure its
reliability
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and validity, following Churchill’s (1979) Instrument Development Steps.
Level of Contentment
Talukder and Kumar (2023) conducted a study to assess the quality
of food service in hotel restaurants and propose a framework for
improving customer satisfaction. The study explores various
aspects, including food presentation, food service attributes,
restaurant image, cleanliness and hygiene, and the quality of the
physical environment. Using the DINESERV research model, the
study develops a conceptual model that hotels can apply to
enhance their food and beverage services. Many experts highlight
the critical role of food service quality in hotels, noting its
significant impact on customer satisfaction and
loyalty.
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A customer's point of view depends on how effectively a hotel’s
food
Hotels and all food service outlets should strive to offer excellent
explore new teaching models. The Tourism and Hospitality industry and
factors, including
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the restaurant's physical layout, pricing, and the responsiveness of the
staff.
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Service quality should be the main focus of Higher Education
Institutions in
Food Quality
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The intent of this study seeks to explore the factors that most
significantly
influence the quality of a food product. Geographical origin, age,
tendency to
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read product labels, scientific knowledge, and self-assess of
knowledge on
2019) Universities are one of the largest sources of wasteful food in the
food
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catering industry. The majority of the food waste produced at the WU
canteen is
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disposed of in landfills. This has an immediate effect on our
environment. Food
products that account for 80% of food waste at the university are
identified
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using the Pareto chart. The cause-and-effect diagram is then utilized in
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identifying the root causes or reasons for the food waste. Quality
Function
(Ali & Ayele, 2019) Dining quality was assessed across 11 aspects,
including legal to
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consume, meals, cleanliness, choices, and environmental quality, as
well as
Cleanliness
preventive measures
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aimed at eliminating hazards that could compromise health. These
activities
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encompass every stage, from before food production begins, through
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processing, preparation, and transportation, until the food is ready to
be
consumed. (Sari et al., 2016). Canteen sanitation involves preventive
measures
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aimed at eliminating hazards that could harm health. This includes
activities
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and actions designed to ensure that food and drinks are free from any
contaminants or dangers that could pose health risks. (Fauziah &
Kalsum,
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2016) Reported that it was found that food handlers exhibited a
satisfactory
level of understanding regarding food safety, coupled with positive
attitudes and self-reported behaviors. However, despite this, their
subpar performance in
Customer Service
al., 2023) The happiness of students with food service can be analyzed
using a
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variety of criteria, including the standard of service, nutritional value,
personal
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hygiene, and atmosphere, among more. While an entire dinner
experience,
encompassing both meal and service quality, helps understand the
customer happiness concept. (Alhelalat et al., 2017) Good service
is a rendition of
exceptional service. Outstanding client service is a component of
systemic
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quality management. The highest level of satisfaction offered by
consumers
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will drive the institution's quality forward. An organization is
constantly striving
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to develop and enhance the amenities that it provides to consumers in
order to
Food Choices
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Skubina et al. (2019) the aim of this research was to identify and
analyze
consumer choices and service standards in university dining
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quality in detail , an Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) test and multi-
dimensional
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cluster analysis were used. The analysis identified four clusters
related to meal
meals, with portion size emerging as the most valued aspect. While
they
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expressed overall satisfaction with the canteens' operations and
had minimal
an examination will
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be conducted to evaluate the changes in food preferences pre and post
the
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implementation of the intervention. The methodology involves
conducting a
cluster-randomized controlled study to assess feasibility across six
secondary
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schools (four intervention and two control) in both rural and urban areas
of
group will maintain their usual food offerings. Trained dietitians will
assess the
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canteen menu and food items available in all participating schools.
Engagement
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big → significant Word choice
Engagement
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environment → Word choice
Engagement
atmosphere in aspects
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satisfaction
27. The satisfaction of students was Passive voice misuse Clarity
greatly influenced by the quality of
service they received.
29. This indicates that the college cafeteria Unclear sentences Clarity
should prioritize improving the level
of service it offers.
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various → Word choice
multiple
Engagement
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a variety of → Wordy sentences Clarity
various
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fairly → Word choice
Engagement
reasonably as
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Incorrect phrasing
well as → and as
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well as → and
Wordy sentences Clarity
42. The school canteen managers are advised to enhance their service quality
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played a key role → was Wordy sentences Clarity
key
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Food service → Confused words
Correctness
45. Foodservice major →
Word choice
significant
Engagement
46. they are Wordy sentences Clarity
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quite → pretty Word choice
Engagement
48. difficult →
Word choice
tricky
Engagement
49. Nevertheless, ensuring that students Unclear sentences Clarity
from various backgrounds are
content with the on-campus food
services can be quite difficult,
especially in cases where there are
limited options available.
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Foodservice → Food Confused words
service
Correctness
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ambience → ambiance Additionally → ¶
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foodservice → food Confused words
Correctness
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service food quality
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food service → Confused words
foodservice
Correctness
65. As more and more students apply for Unclear sentences Clarity
university admission, university
administrators are realizing the
significance of providing a wide range of
on-campus services, such as food
options that cater to the diverse
preferences and tastes of students.
71. Student satisfaction was shaped by the Passive voice misuse Clarity
quality of food, service level, and
price fairness.
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those factors → that Incorrect phrasing
factors
Correctness
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important → crucial, essential, Word choice
critical
Engagement
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important → essential, vital, Word choice
crucial
Engagement
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play a crucial
role → be crucial Wordy sentences Clarity
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between subject → between- Misspelled words
subject
Correctness
81. The study also discovered that the nudges can have a beneficial impact on
strategic implementation of different students who already exhibit strong
Correctness
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impact → Word choice
effect
Engagement
83. The study also discovered that the Unclear sentences Clarity
strategic implementation of different
nudges can have a beneficial impact on
students who already exhibit strong
sustainable eating behaviors.
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seen an increase → Wordy sentences Clarity
increased
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choices → decisions Word choice
Engagement
91. when it comes to →
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different → various, other Word choice
Delivery
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In order to → To Wordy sentences Clarity
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well → healthy, sound, okay, Word choice
OK
Engagement
100. The study findings indicate that the Unclear sentences Clarity
arrangement of dishes and the use
of both nudges can have a
beneficial impact on students' dish
choices.
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the development of → Wordy sentences Clarity
developing
Engagement
is vital to ensure →
103. ensures
Wordy sentences Clarity
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Dumalo → Dumalo's Incorrect noun number Correctness
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important → essential, Word choice
Engagement
vital The canteen needs to
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especially → Word choice
mainly, primarily,
predominantly Engagement
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wholesome Engagement
y→
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when it comes to → Wordy sentences Clarity
regarding
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in order to → to Wordy sentences Clarity
Delivery
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fairly → pretty, Word choice
reasonably
Engagement
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a varied selection
of → various Wordy sentences Clarity
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in order to → to Wordy sentences Clarity
play a crucial
133. role → are crucial Delivery
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wider → broader Word choice
Engagement
142. important → essential
Word choice
to assess the needs and
143. expectations of their probable
customers warily
Delivery
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up to date → Wordy sentences Clarity
Engagement
→ adequate
147. al., Punctuation in Correctnes
compound/complex s
sentences
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assess → determine, Word choice
Engagement
149. evaluate study → survey
Word choice
153. The correlation between the KAP score Unclear sentences Clarity
and sociodemographic variables
highlights the importance of
implementing training programs that
take these factors into account,
focusing on promoting good
practices.
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important → essential, vital, Word choice
crucial
Engagement
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an vital → a Determiner use Correctnes
vital (a/an/the/this, etc.) s
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In recent years → Recently with a focus →
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usi
Wordy sentences
ng
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larger → more Word choice
extensive
Engagement
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School canteens must place in order to →
to
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a crucial →
Engagement
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The majority of → Wordy sentences Clarity
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the organization → Wordy sentences Clarity
183. it In order to → To
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service → Incorrect noun number Correctness
services
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greatly → Word choice
significantly
Engagement
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larger → more Word choice
significant
Engagement
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a larger number of →
more Wordy sentences Clarity
197. explored
Wordy sentences Clarity
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Additionally → ¶ Intricate text Clarity
Engagement
aspect
201. DINESERV’s service quality elements Unclear sentences Clarity
provide a comprehensive understanding
of how each element impacts
customer satisfaction.
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a significant → an Word choice
Engagement
203. important global →
Word choice
international
Engagement
204. Tourism plays a significant role in Unclear sentences Clarity
shaping culture, society, and the
economy, as recognized by the
World Tourism Organization in its
support of global development.
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man
pow Delivery
er →
wor
kfor Wordy sentences Clarity
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are urging → urge Wordy sentences Clarity
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important → Word choice
essential
Engagement
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plays a crucial role
→ is crucial Wordy sentences Clarity
213. emphasizing
Wordy sentences Clarity
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provided by → Wordy sentences Clarity
of
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in order to → to Wordy sentences Clarity
Delivery
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take into account the → Wordy sentences Clarity
consider
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greatly → significantly, Word choice
Engagement
dramatically greatly
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Wordy sentences Clarity
influencing
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in order to → Wordy sentences Clarity
to
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presentation → Incorrect noun number Correctness
presentations
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students' happiness greatest → most
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ifica
Word choice
nt
235. The results indicated that the quality of Unclear sentences Clarity
food offered in the cafeteria had the
greatest impact on student satisfaction
due to presentation and flavors.
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seeks → is Incorrect verb forms Correctness
Correctness
assessment knowledge →
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Word choice
expertise
Engagement
241. Geographical origin, age, tendency to Unclear sentences Clarity
read product labels, scientific
knowledge, and self-assess of
knowledge on food safety concerns
were identified as the primary
differences between the groups.
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useful → helpful Word choice
Engagement
243. important →
Word choice
crucial
Engagement
244. These characteristics are thus Unclear sentences Clarity
important for planning efficient and
focused communication actions,
not only for businesses but also for
public agencies in charge of public
health protection.
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The majority → Wordy sentences Clarity
Most
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in
iden sentences
tifyi
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→ to
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tify
con
su
mer
sati
sfac
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Reported that it
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Cor
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262. Reported that it was found that food Unclear sentences Clarity
handlers exhibited a satisfactory
level of understanding regarding food
safety, coupled with positive
attitudes and self-reported
behaviors.
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in order to → Wordy sentences Clarity
to
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analysis → study
285.
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purchase → Incorrect verb forms Correctness
purchasing