The phrase "actual correction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a correction that is genuine or real, as opposed to a superficial or false one.
Example: "After reviewing the document, I realized that the actual correction needed was much more significant than I initially thought."
Alternatives: "real correction" or "genuine correction".
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And if CNN were serious about being "the most trusted name in news," as it claims to be, don't you think it would be big enough to issue an actual correction?
"The burying of the adjudication on page 2, the absence of an actual correction and the absence of an apology all demonstrate that Ipso, like the PCC before them, strives to protect the newspapers that control them at the expense of the public interest.
(An actual correction: "An article in The Times Magazine last Sunday about Ivana Trump and her spending habits misstated the number of bras she buys. It is two dozen black, two dozen beige and two dozen white, not two thousand of each").
The teacher takes on some responsibility for correcting but places the burden of correction on the learner and leaves it up to the individual student to make the actual correction.
The surgically induced astigmatism (SIA) was defined as the vector difference between the preoperative cylinder and postoperative cylinder as the actual correction achieved.
Stephen Pritchard, the ombudsman at The Observer of London, which has an actual corrections column, said in an interview that people who joined ICorrect risked drawing unnecessary attention to the very items they wished would go away.
As shown in the result of the survey and actual corrections given on student' essays, there seems to have a contrast between the result of the two data.
Teacher interview and self-assessment were utilized to find out whether essay corrections were focused on form or content and validated by actual corrections on essay of students in higher education.
To determine whether the self-assessment of teacher participants corresponds with the actual corrections provided on essay of students, sample essays of students from language- and non-language-based courses in two private universities were collected, coded, analyzed and compared.
Respondents had few actual corrections, which we adopted without discussion.
