after editing

[lingkky]

I have edited some information.
I then ask someone to check for me.

“Is the information correct after editing？”
Is the sentence above correct？

 

[lordignus]

It sounds very strange.

The easiest and most common way to ask this question would be simply, "Is the information correct now?"

 

[lingkky]

The computer is now editing the file automatically. Please send the file to me via email after editing.

can “after editing” be correct there？

 

[dojibear]

I have edited some information.
I then ask someone to check for me.

“Is the information correct after editing？”
Is the sentence above correct？

Before editing, was the information wrong? Or was the text describing it wrong?

Either way, you didn't "edit" the information. You "edited" some text. You should not use "information" to mean the text describing information.

 

[lingkky]

Before editing, was the information wrong? Or was the text describing it wrong?

Either way, you didn't "edit" the information. You "edited" some text. You should not use "information" to mean the text describing information.

Let us use this

The text was wrong.
I have edited a text.
I then ask someone to check for me.

“Is the text correct after editing？”
Is the sentence above correct？

 

[lingkky]

Before editing, was the information wrong? Or was the text describing it wrong?

Either way, you didn't "edit" the information. You "edited" some text. You should not use "information" to mean the text describing information.

Let us use this example for our discussion.

A：The computer is now editing the file automatically. Please send the file to me via email after editing.

B：No problem.
can “after editing” be correct in the conversation above？

 

[Florentia52]

The text was wrong.
I have edited a text.
I then ask someone to check for me.

“Is the text correct after editing？”
Is the sentence above correct？

See lordignus' reply in #2. Changing "information" to "text" doesn't make the sentence sound any less strange.

 

[lingkky]

See lordignus' reply in #2. Changing "information" to "text" doesn't make the sentence sound any less strange.

see#6.Thanks.