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write-up

[rahyt-uhp] / ˈraɪtˌʌp /
NOUN
written description or account
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Another four-star write-up, by Jack Seale in the Guardian, declared that "this luxurious final run will have you standing on a chair, yelling with joy".

From BBC

When a promotion is at stake, a professor is often inclined to soften his marks for fear of a bad write-up.

From The Wall Street Journal

The Post’s fact-checker, in its write-up, questioned the utility of the FBI’s data and concluded that it is difficult to draw conclusions about good guys with guns because the data is so susceptible to judgment calls.

From Washington Times

A write-up in the Evening Capital from August 1895 tells how he harpooned a 9½-foot beast that towed him all the way to Greenbury Point two miles away.

From Washington Post

His enthusiastic write-up in The Times jump-started Mr. Wilson’s career.

From New York Times