The phrase "able to rectify some" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity to correct or fix certain issues or problems.
Example: "The technician was able to rectify some of the errors in the system during the maintenance check."
Alternatives: "capable of correcting some" or "able to fix some".
There were some promising signs that Democrats, and voters, may be able to rectify some of these structural problems through legislation and ballot initiatives.
Considering the economic downturn has left California in a state of crisis with a deficit around 20 billion dollars that not even two years of budget cuts led by Governor Arnold Schwarzenneger have been able to rectify, some argue that state funds should be diverted from the dismal success of CAMP's venture and put to better use.
Some we are able to rectify via the phone, some we need to go there and really help them".
The remaining 82% (9/11) demonstrated both some minor deficiencies that the examiner was able to rectify with minimal instruction, as well as significant difficulties using the slide preparation program that required formal classes to correct.
Have they been able to rectify "Keep your government hands off my Medicare"?
"I quit after the second audit, after not being able to rectify any of the problems," he said.
"In the past, we have been able to rectify problems by repairing existing cables, or replacing sections," Mr. Bonomo said.
And in one week, he was able to rectify that and go out and beat a really good Baltimore Ravens team.
Substrates able to rectify transport of ions based on charge and/or size are ubiquitous in biological systems.
"E.A. has not been able to rectify that, because it is always dependent on the hardware" owned by its users, Mr. Bellfield said.
Will the defending Olympic champion be able to rectify the problem before competing at the Diamond League in Rome against his rivals Asafa Powell and Christophe Lemaitre next week?
