The phrase "a correct calculation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the accuracy of a mathematical or numerical computation related to a specific subject or context.
Example: "The accountant provided a correct calculation of the company's annual revenue, ensuring all figures were accurate."
Alternatives: "an accurate assessment of" or "a precise computation of".
Wilhere et al. (2008) see optimisation algorithms as the wrong tool for estimating irreplaceability as there is no guarantee that any optimisation method explores the solution space in the unbiased manner required for a conceptually correct calculation of irreplaceability.
To make sure the completion of all the jobs in a single iteration of a production cycle and the correct calculation of a makespan, the synchronization problem among jobs is tackled by introducing the special synchronizing transition in the model.
A discussion on the correct calculation of the average temperatures for the collector and possible approximations is presented.
The absence of a sampling strategy also prevented correct calculation of the dimensions of the sample.
The AAU nursing staff undertook a dedicated NEWS training day to improve correct calculation of NEWS, and monthly random sampling of the accuracy of NEWS charts began with nursing champions collecting the data, to promote ownership of the project.
We show via simulation that the correct calculation of marginal risks from a random intercepts model results in predictions with excellent calibration.
Implementing the protocol for CrCl follow-up both in terms of samples being drawn and correct calculation of CrCl in this setting was a challenge.
This transformation allows the correct calculation of the mean direction and gives a natural circular equivalent to the linear standard deviation; we describe it briefly.
However, to be complete since there is ongoing debate about the correct calculation of substitution rates most recently [19], [20], we present a series of estimates based on coding and HVRI+II variants using both fast and slow substitution rates (Table 1).
