LINGUISTIC AND COMMUNICATIVE FEATURES OF DRAFTING OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS IN UZBEK IN THE FIELD OF ECONOMICS: ISSUES OF PROFESSIONAL SPEECH CULTURE

This article examines the linguistic and communicative features of drafting official documents in the Uzbek language within the field of economics, with a particular focus on issues related to professional speech culture. The study analyzes the norms of official-business style, terminology usage, syntactic structures, and pragmatic aspects that ensure clarity, accuracy, and legal validity in economic documentation. Special attention is given to common linguistic and stylistic shortcomings observed in contemporary economic documents, including inconsistency in terminology, interference from foreign languages, and deviations from standardized norms. The research highlights the importance of developing professional speech culture as a key factor in improving the quality and effectiveness of official economic communication in Uzbek. Recommendations are proposed for enhancing linguistic competence and standardization in the preparation of official documents.