Since I'm trying to publish my work on ELSEVIER or in any other publisher, I've got a refusal from the editors, but in the same time I see that some research paper (not all), don't explain the phenomenon studied well or they have a lake of information (litterature review is not well-organised, data are unvailable...etc), and in the same time they're accepted. Therefore, please I want to ask you if there's some tips or specific methodologie to make my article accetable
Everyone will have an opinion on this for you, which will be confusing. I find the best thing to do is to find a paper your really like in a journal relevant to your work, and use it to show how those authors put their argument together. Then use that structure for your paper. This is not plagiarism, it is targeted writing to a known purpose.,
Salah Eddine Sari Hassoun adding to what Phillip Ebrall said, you have to identify two or three papers from the journal probably with the same methodology as yours and structure your paper along. Every journal and what they demand, some Journals want to have a strong review of literature others focus on Methods even to some findings. The best way is to go by what the journal want by familiarising yourself with some published papers from the Journal. I hope you find this explanation useful.
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Alhassan
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