Dear Salah,
Here are some basic tips:
1. Only include one main idea per article
2. Have a clear scope
3. Choose an appropriate journal and cite some published articles from it
4. Choose an appropriate type of article
5. Understand the genre of that article type and the genre of each section
6. Split up the word count into sections
7. Plan your writing using a rule of thumb of 125 words and one main point per paragraph
8. Draft your article around your argument plan
9. Revise your draft by getting feedback from others
10. Try not to get rejected by being clear, interesting and having good grammar and presentation - a major rewrite is an ideal opportunity to improve your writing
Dear Salah,
Here are some basic tips:
1. Only include one main idea per article
2. Have a clear scope
3. Choose an appropriate journal and cite some published articles from it
4. Choose an appropriate type of article
5. Understand the genre of that article type and the genre of each section
6. Split up the word count into sections
7. Plan your writing using a rule of thumb of 125 words and one main point per paragraph
8. Draft your article around your argument plan
9. Revise your draft by getting feedback from others
10. Try not to get rejected by being clear, interesting and having good grammar and presentation - a major rewrite is an ideal opportunity to improve your writing
See:
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/265104306_A_Step_by_Step_Guide_to_Writing_a_Scientific_Manuscript
In addition to ideas in above answers, it is important to begin with strong vocabularies, especially in the abstract.
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