If you drop the premise of writing, drop the premise that you need something well written. Just give me the same information you would have given the LLM.
If you really feel the need, you can attach the LLM output as an appendix. I probably won't read it.
Everything coming out of LLM on any prompt is either someone else's decisions or same thing reworded in a different way.
Plenty of people make LLMs make text longer, but writing a short accurate text with the essential points is much harder.
That's why I disagree with people that say "just give me whatever you gave the LLM." That's only useful if you, the writer of the prompt, have no intention of looking at the LLM output before sending it.