The phrase "a failure to correctly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an inability to perform a task or action accurately or as intended.
Example: "A failure to correctly follow the instructions can lead to errors in the final product."
Alternatives: "an inability to accurately" or "a mistake in properly".
Esthela Damian, a politician who was part of a congressional investigation into corruption at the time, says a failure to correctly estimate the costs was exacerbated by endemic corruption.
These yeasts are thought to arise spontaneously due to a failure to correctly segregate mtDNA with the mitochondria during their transmission to the incipient bud.
Z-disc assembly is delayed in chemically or genetically paralyzed embryos, consistent with a failure to correctly align neighboring Z-bodies.
It is plausible that these phenotypes may be characterized by different biomarker profiles or may be responsive to specific treatments only, and therefore a failure to correctly characterize the pain symptoms may obscure a significant result in such studies.
Some of the extreme inaccuracies we report may therefore reflect a failure to correctly match sexual behaviour reports to conjugal relationships, and thus our results may overestimate the inaccuracy in knowledge of partner age in this population.
Not understanding that these are three distinct concepts and measures of risk (absolute risk, relative risk in the sense a, relative risk on the sense b) can result in a failure to correctly appreciate or communicate the consequences of studies on genetic testing in the clinical setting.
If one were to stop his logical analysis at this point, Gorampa argues that one would adhere to a nihilist view; failure to correctly negate nonexistence can lead one to wrongly believe that nonexistence is ultimately real.
Each part documented whether the provider completed a set of required tasks or not (ranging from as few as two tasks or as many as 19 tasks, depending on the complexity of the step); missing a task was considered failure to correctly complete a crucial step of PAC.
This manifests itself in at least three forms: undercounts (failure to correctly record a choice of candidate), overcounts (voting for two candidates), and missed ballots (machine failure or feeding error).
Loughner's grudge against Giffords, Tierney said, originated not in any policy dispute but rather in her failure to correctly answer a question he claimed to have posed to her at a town hall: "What is government if words have no meaning?" "It wasn't like he was in a certain party or went to rallies … It's not like he'd go on political rants," Tierney added. .
This was determined by failure to correctly answer a screening question using the study's methodology applied to a fanciful scenario involving a tornado's effect on the subject's home (see Additional File 1 Appendix 1 Appendix
