Synopsis:

Here I am going to state what would be needed in order to form a rigorous and umambigious theorem to then be considered provable:

State every definitions, context, and domains of the theorem, a theorem that contextualizes is better than a theorem that leaves it to interpretation to the reader.
Make sure to proof-read, and if possible, ask a peer for a review. We might not realize how many mistakes we can make in our own work, that's why a pair of fresh eyes is so important.
Make sure to read the litterature about what has been done before, just in case you're not rediscovering something that has been stated before.

Takeaway:

It's to take your time and follow these steps, which then would make your work much legible and easier to collaborate with others.

Use LaTeX, it's a great tool, and you'd save others pain with PDFs.

Always read what's been done before, and make sure to always organize your document, one organization could be:

Thanks for reading, I published this because I think it would be cool to share this online.

Best, Amlal El Mahrouss