Grammar and spelling errors common, but not unavoidable

Individuals whose work requires them to communicate in a written form will, inevitably, make a mistake at some point. In fact, a 2004 study from the University Network of Nuclear Engineering reveals that error occurs in more than 60 percent of all human events.
There are several tools that that these professionals can use to ensure that their reputation is not tarnished by poor spelling and grammar. After all, making mistakes is, ultimately, an unavoidable part of the human experience.
In fact, some of the most proficient writers tend to miss simple mistakes because they place a great deal of care and trust in the quality of their work, according to a recent article in the Toronto Star.
Joseph T. Hallinan, a former writer for The Wall Street Journal, told the news source that writers and editors who have a great deal of skill and experience are likely to skim their work and that of others.
"We are blinded by the effects of habit and hubris and hobbled by a poor understanding of our own limitations. We don’t see all that we observe, and yet we sometimes 'see' things we don’t know we’ve seen," he added.  


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