please proofread this (I hope the format is fine now)

This is the remaining text. I'd appreciate if you could help me proofread it:

Projects for new machines, plant, technological lines, test stands, equipment for modernizing various industrial branches.

Assembly, mechanization and automation of the industrial activity for plants in our country and abroad.

Studies, projects and prototypes, machines, equipment for protecting and depolluting the environment.

Carry out and trade studies, projects and other works for diagnosing, technologically upgrading, prioritizing, rendering profitable and systematizing plants in Romania and abroad.

In the last sentence, "technologically upgrading" should mean what in French is "retechnologisation", and "rendering profitable"= "increasing profitableness of" "(but I couldn't fit this one into the sentence) or "rentabilisation".

Thank you once more and sorry for repeating the post (it's just that I didn't realize what my mistake was). I hope that in the future I'll manage better

Hi Grammar Geek,

Thank you sou much for your comments, they are very helpful!

Yes, they are indeed resume bullets (not sentences!) that are supposed to sum up the activities of the institute. Now, to answer your questions:

1. - test stands=a kind of tables endowed with various devices for performing tests (I found many occurences of the phrase on the net)

- various industrial branches ... that's all! They don't nention anything more about what these branches really are! Can't I leave it this way?

4.  - to trade studies: I was intending to say: to commercialize some studies that the company has already carried out. Is it better to use "commercialise" instead?

I have another question: in the first "noun bullet" I used "plant" as a collective noun meaning "large machines and equipment". Shouldn't I use the singular then?

PS1: I know that the text sounds rather abstract and "cold"... Believe me, the same thing is available for the original.

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