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Coating Technical Translations: Preserve Restrictions as Well as Benefits
A translation that preserves marketing benefits but weakens restrictions changes the practical instruction. Technical review should cover both.
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Practical approach
Compare permitted surfaces, timing, quantities, exclusions and warnings against the approved source. Use a competent reviewer for the target language.
Translating must not as not recommended can materially change how a user interprets the instruction.
Decision limits
Do not approve a translation solely because it reads fluently or fits the label layout.
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