William Strunk, Jr.

“ The word people is not to be used with words of number, in place of persons. If of "six people" five went away, how many "people" would be left?
Phase. Means a stage of transition or development: "the phases of the moon;" "the last phase." Not to be used for aspect or topic.
Possess. Not to be used as a mere substitute for have or own.
Respective, respectively. These words may usually be omitted with advantage.
In some kinds of formal writing, as in geometrical proofs, it may be necessary to use respectively, but it should not appear in writing on ordinary subjects. ”

“ A hackneyed word; the expressions of which it forms part can usually be replaced by something more direct and idiomatic.
Feature. Another hackneyed word; like factor it usually adds nothing to the sentence in which it occurs.
As a verb, in the advertising sense of offer as a special attraction, to be avoided.
Fix. Colloquial in America for arrange, prepare, mend. In writing restrict it to its literary senses, fasten, make firm or immovable, etc.
He is a man who. A common type of redundant expression ”