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Uncorrected proofs are Articles in Press that have been copy-edited and formatted, but have not been finalized yet. They still need to be proof-read and corrected by the author(s) and the text could still change before final publication.

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What is the French counterpart term or expression for this?

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Il est apparent que c'est le terme de langue anglaise « uncorrected proof » qui soit utilisé dans le monde scientifique de langue française. Tout au moins on le trouvera en filigrane sur les articles.

Deux exemples (Il en existe d'autres.)

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2/ UNCORRECTED PROOF - Paris School of Economics

Cependant, le terme semble avoir une traduction et celle-ci est « épreuves non-corrigées » (reverso).

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There might be a dedicated expression, otherwise I would suggest:

Ébauche finale.

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