Hi!
I am coauthoring an article. My co-author wrote this sentence:
These
people should not only be identified with the set of the stakeholders who
define the system of the strong interests tied to land use and transformation – and who design and implement the regional planning policies –, but also with
formal and informal organizations through which citizens may eventually focus
and express their requirements, aspirations, needs and expectations, concerning
the present and future organization of the
urban space.
I'm not quite sure about all those articles I've highlighted. Should I delete them? (I think so). I'd also move that "not only" (which is meant to modify "the set," not "identifies") and the whole sentence would read:
These
people should be identified not only with the set of stakeholders who
define the system of strong interests tied to land use and transformation – and who design and implement regional planning policies –, but also with
formal and informal organizations through which citizens may eventually focus
and express their requirements, aspirations, needs and expectations, concerning
present and future organization of the
urban space.
However, his English is far better than mine, so I thought I'd better look for your advice before editing. ![Smile [:)]](/emoticons/emotion-1.gif)
Also, how about "–,"? (I know it's a matter of style, but ... are there any guidelines I can refer to?)
Thank you in advance!