The phrase "add a correction" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that a mistake needs to be rectified or modified in a document or text.
Example: "Please review the document and add a correction to the section that contains the error."
Alternatives: "make a correction" or "insert a correction".
The idea behind the algorithms is to perform fits analytically for straight tracks, and then add a correction corresponding to OIII helix local expansions of the tracks.
Mr. Corbett said The Times decided not to add a correction because the initial facts were not in error – a specific, early plan had been rejected.
They find it necessary, in calculating the reduced mass of the molecule, to add a correction for the electronic masses, which are supposed to partake fully in rotation and vibration.
And I must add a correction to Mr Henderson's VHC clue to BLOATING in the Christmas slip, which should have read 'Complaint of sheep, say, with energy going to zero'.
It requires to start with a "locally" holomorphic kernel, and then to add a correction term obtained by solving a ∂ ¯ -problem.
It is worth to comment that if we start with a pure inter-molecular phonon mechanism and later on add a correction term with moderately coupled intra-molecular phonons, then in this situation, one can easily enhance Tc values.
An existing deterministic model is corrected by adding a correction term to capture the inherent bias, and model error arising from an inaccurate model form or missing variables.
Unlike the procedure devised by Zhang and Hornof (2011), the present algorithm does not correct fixations by adding a correction vector to all fixation coordinates.
The refractive indices of the honey samples were measured at ambient temperature using an Atago handheld refractometer (KRUSS, HRH30, Hamburg, Germany) and the measurements were further corrected for the standard temperature of 20°C by adding a correction factor of 0.00023/°C.
The measurements were further corrected for the standard temperature of 20°C by adding a correction factor of 0.00023/°C.
The refractive indices of honey samples were measured at ambient temperature using an Atago handheld refractometer (KRUSS, HRH30, Hamburg, Germany), and measurements were further corrected for the standard temperature of 20°C by adding a correction factor of 0.00023/°C.
