The phrase "a failure to correct" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the lack of action taken to rectify a mistake or issue.
Example: "The report highlighted a failure to correct the errors identified in the previous audit."
Alternatives: "an inability to rectify" or "a neglect to amend".
We find that cells correct metaphase plate position before anaphase onset, we demonstrate that a centered metaphase plate position relies on the spindle assembly checkpoint (SAC) to provide sufficient time for this correction mechanisms, and we show that a failure to correct plate position leads to asymmetric cell divisions.
He said he took full responsibility for a failure to correct the record of years ago.
A late shift in key swing states and a failure to correct for the underrepresentation of less-educated voters played out against the backdrop of a close race that saw different winners in the Electoral College and the popular vote.
But state polling missed the mark significantly, and often uniformly, leaving much of the public feeling utterly blindsided by Donald Trump's victory...A late shift in key swing states and a failure to correct for the underrepresentation of less-educated voters played out against the backdrop of a close race that saw different winners in the Electoral College and the popular vote.
In some cases, sample size was inflated artificially by a failure to correct for phylogenetic non-independence.
This could be due to reduced renal blood flow because of endotoxemia, or/and NSAID administration and a failure to correct dehydration, because urine enzyme activity was only moderately increased.
Trump has been the subject of much criticism lately due to his failure to correct a questioner at a campaign event in New Hampshire who maligned Muslims as a group and called President Obama a Muslim.
Ben Carson touted his belief that a Muslim should not be president following Trump's failure to correct a supporter's false assertion of Obama's religion.
Failure to correct a hypothermic trend should prompt a search for ongoing bleeding.
VaxGen's search for a silver lining resulted in rash of criticism from the research community (focused on the reporting of a result that was not a pre-specified hypothesis and the failure to correct for multiple hypothesis testing) and a shareholder lawsuit, alleging that statistically illicit reporting was used to inflate stock prices [ 9- 12].
Two aspects may have contributed to this finding: A previous clinical study reported that the risk of failure to correct acidosis increases with D-lactate concentrations [ 25].
