Practice essential collocations for technical writing in IT and software development.
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The developer advocate was hired to ___ documentation for the SDK and help external engineers integrate more quickly.
Write documentation is the standard technical writing collocation for authoring technical content that explains how a product, system, or API works. 'Create along' and 'produce around' are informal. 'Author out' is not a standard collocation.
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Subject matter experts were asked to review every guide before publication to ___ accuracy and prevent user confusion.
Maintain accuracy is the standard technical writing collocation for keeping documentation correct and up to date as the underlying product changes. 'Ensure along' and 'guarantee around' are informal. 'Keep out' does not convey the active, ongoing maintenance of correctness.
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After each API release, the technical writer would ___ records to reflect the new parameters and deprecations.
Update records is the standard documentation maintenance collocation for modifying existing content to reflect changes in the system being documented. 'Change along' and 'revise around' are informal. 'Fix out' does not convey the content update process.
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All contributors to the docs repository were required to ___ style guide and use consistent terminology.
Follow the style guide is the standard technical writing collocation for adhering to the agreed rules for language, formatting, and structure in documentation. 'Use along' and 'apply around' are informal. 'Stick out' is not a standard phrase in a writing context.
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The documentation team held weekly sessions where engineers and writers would ___ drafts and provide corrections before publishing.
Review drafts is the standard technical writing collocation for systematically examining early versions of documentation to identify errors and improvements. 'Check along' and 'read around' are informal. 'Go over out' is not a standard phrase.