1.ABSTRACT (ANNOTATION)

- Problem statement;

- Defining the methodology;

- Main findings;

- General conclusion.

2.ENTRY

- Definition of the research object (concentration of central concepts, generalization of the topic, review of previous research objects);

- Focus on the problem (studying opposing opinions on the topic, showing existing shortcomings and gaps in the issue, analyzing traditional conclusions);

- The course of the research (description of the goals, publication of current research works, highlighting the main scientific innovations and findings, as well as the results characterizing the process.

- LITERATURE REVIEW

3.METHODOLOGY

- The process of collecting reliable data and the methodology of data analysis.

4.RESEARCH RESULT

- Explain the obtained results and reveal their scientific significance.

5.DISCUSSION

Introduction (discussion of scientific findings and proof of their reliability).

- Evaluation (analysis, semantic classification of concepts, reference to literature, conclusions based on hypotheses;

- Conclusion (limited coverage of the research, recommendations on the unexplored aspects).

6.CONCLUSION

- The conclusion should be clear and concise, focused on the solution of the problem and contain clear proposals.

7. GRATITUDE

- The author's gratitude to the scientists, co-authors, the organization where the research was conducted, etc., who helped the author during the research.

8.LIST OF LITERATURE

- It is recommended to keep a list of used literature in Mendeley, EndNote, and similar software.