The phrase "a backtrack" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of reversing a previous decision or action, often in the context of discussions or negotiations.
Example: "After considering the feedback, the committee decided to make a backtrack on their earlier decision regarding the budget cuts."
Alternatives: "a reversal" or "a retreat".
Then, abruptly, there's a needless apology, a backtrack.
Republican front runner Donald Trump has praised Pope Francis for "doing a great job" in a backtrack, hours after calling describing the Pontiff as 'disgraceful'disgraceful
The greedy heuristic has a backtrack procedure to ensure the obtained solutions can avoid the infeasible region and the solutions derived can be further applied as initial solutions to the proposed novel SA procedure.
This chapter presents a review of the subject with emphasis on a particular approach that employs a backtrack search algorithm and generates solver hardware according to the problem instance.
A backtrack search algorithm with isomorph rejection is described and employed to enumerate the balanced ternary designs with V⩽10, B⩽30, and R⩽15 for all but 12 of the 155 possible design classes with these parameters.
Although reports said that Iran's sporting federation would permit a limited number of women to the game on Friday, pressure from hard-line conservatives appears to have resulted in a backtrack.
The direct visualization of pauses at near-base-pair resolution, together with the load dependence of the pause-entry phase, suggests that two distinct mechanisms may be at play: backtracking under forces that hinder transcription and a backtrack-independent activity under assisting loads.
The move represents a backtracking of sorts for Ireland.
(And judging by the signals David Axelrod sent out Tuesday, that may still be where a backtracking Obama administration ends up).
Using a backtracking approach, it efficiently checks all the possible ply layout combinations to find a solution.
Possible solutions are discussed, reconstructing the classical cohesive fracture energy and its related stress-crack opening law through a backtracking procedure.
