The submitted paper passed the preliminary examination, indicating that there are no major problems and the format or content meets the requirements.

The preliminary examination is the first step in the examination of papers, which is usually very easy. After the papers pass the preliminary examination, they can enter peer review, which can reduce the expenses and workload of the editorial department, avoid wasting the time and energy of reviewers and ensure the quality of journals.

Generally, after a paper is submitted, it will go through three review processes: preliminary review, review and final review. Only through these three evaluation processes can the paper be published smoothly.

Extended data

The main contents of the preliminary examination of the paper include: whether the paper conforms to the purpose and orientation of this journal, whether the content of the manuscript is not suitable for this journal, whether it has the basic elements of academic papers, whether it meets the standards for publishing academic papers, whether there is plagiarism in reviewing manuscripts, whether similar research has been published, etc.

The time of preliminary examination of papers will also vary from periodical to periodical. The initial examination time of general journals is 1-2 weeks; For core journals, it is about 10-30 days; There are also some publications that take a month or two or a few years to review, and there is no specific time for the initial review of papers.

In the review stage, the items and requirements of each review are different. Everyone should try their best to meet the standard requirements of paper review, which will be of great help to the success of paper publication.