First, the language expression of scientific papers should be concise. The writing of scientific papers generally pays attention to conciseness, expresses the richest content with the shortest words, and increases the information density of the articles. To do this, first of all, the author is required to be clear about the theme of the paper, clear in logical thinking, and able to accurately grasp the essence and focus of the problem, thus hitting the nail on the head. Secondly, the author is required to chew the language repeatedly, and simplify it by deleting the complex. If you can express it in two words, you don't need three words. If the content of the article can be listed in a table, there is no need for words, and try to extract the most pithy language. However, it should be noted that simplicity does not mean simplicity, and the simplification of language cannot affect the integrity of the article.
Second, the language expression of scientific papers requires simplicity and naturalness. Scientific papers are different from literary works with beautiful language and gorgeous rhetoric, such as prose or poetry. Their purpose is to describe the facts objectively and clarify the truth. Therefore, we should use plain words, without affectation or rhetoric, generally in a straightforward way, which is easy to understand.
Three, scientific papers should adopt professional and standardized technical terms. Technical terms are the professional language of researchers and the language crystallization of scientific knowledge. They can express limited professional concepts and reflect correct definitions, and are highly general and professional.