The phrase "able to correctly perform" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capability or competence in executing a specific task or function accurately.
Example: "The technician is able to correctly perform the necessary repairs on the equipment."
Alternatives: "capable of accurately executing" or "competent in properly carrying out".
The individuals with autism of the EI group and the participants with Down syndrome obtained a score 6 in the ABLA test, which indicates that they were able to correctly perform combined auditory-visual discrimination tasks (Verbeke, Martin, Yu, & Martin, 2007).
While 75percentt of seniors were able to correctly perform the experiment, only 11percentt could provide a final recommendation with supporting evidence from the data.
Prior to the training, no student was able to correctly perform a surgical hand tie, only one student was able to correctly perform adult intubation and three students were able to correctly scrub, gown and glove.
Nurse involvement in ASPs relies on being able to correctly perform basic antimicrobial-related tasks such as preparing, administering, checking and monitoring of antimicrobial use.
After a brief educational intervention, internal medicine residents were able to correctly perform and interpret the results of ultrasound screening of abdominal aortic aneurysms [ 8].
1RM is defined as the maximum load under which a subject is able to correctly perform a specific exercise for one time, but not for a second time.
The best performing algorithm was able to correctly determine a future maneuver most of the time some 90percentt of is predictions were correct.
They say their system was able to correctly identify 846 of the 900 gestures performed - a 94% accuracy rate.
Seventy-one percent of students were found to be performing below basic; only 41percentt were able to correctly answer a question on subtraction.
Our model performed better than all other models and was able to correctly predict the presence or absence of hard-bottom habitat with ∼70% accuracy.
Zhou et al. found that 31.6% of medical students were able to correctly answer this question, therefore, the students in the present study have performed less well than those in previous studies.
