The phrase "a correction of the error" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of rectifying or amending a mistake or inaccuracy.
Example: "The report included a correction of the error found in the previous version."
Alternatives: "an amendment of the mistake" or "a rectification of the error."
Hence, active profiling and polishing can demonstrate a correction of the shape error of the surface to be machined.
The whole genome sequence of C. autoethanogenum presented here-in represents a correction of the sequencing errors present in the previously published closed genome sequence generated primarily from an early iteration of PacBio sequencing technology.
The pairwise comparison between the HAI groups and the respective sCHT groups was performed by Student's t test including a correction of the alpha-error according to Bonferroni Holm.
Accordingly, a correction of the type-I error inflation will not be applied.
Legitimate questions arising from this include the following: What is the real association between dementia and HDL-cholesterol, with a correction of the Type-I error?
An improved version of the height function technique is proposed, based on introducing a correction of the height function discretization error estimated from the local osculating spheres at interface points.
In order to minimise this error, a correction of the average aberration over the entire image can be performed before spatially varying aberrations are measured.
This promising strategy allows an accurate estimation of the parameter and therefore yields an efficient correction of the errors in Solomon Sea thermohaline properties.
The simulations reproduce the experiments quite accurately, enabling a correction of systematic errors so that only the ∼0.1 Å random error remains.
Towards a correction of systematic prediction errors an analysis of the temporal structure of the forecast error is performed.
