The phrase "adequately corrected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something has been sufficiently amended or improved to meet a certain standard.
Example: "After reviewing the document, I believe it has been adequately corrected to address all the previous errors."
Alternatives: "sufficiently revised" or "properly amended".
But the study also noted that omissions in therapy were not adequately corrected during hospital admission and presumably contributed to the poorer outcome.
Although the system is usable by the blind, OrCam is initially planning to sell the device to people in the United States who are visually impaired, which means that their vision cannot be adequately corrected with glasses.
Thus, we believe that the abnormal seismic intensity distribution is adequately corrected.
However, the LED based scanner has a strong non-uniform response, up to 9%, that must be adequately corrected for radiotherapy dosimetry QA.
The problem that display colors varies with the observation angle can probably be adequately corrected through the homogeneity derived from the spherical symmetry of the colloidal crystals.
Atmospheric samplings obtained in our medical center over a period of weeks indicated that CO concentration was sufficiently constant that a single ambient CO measurement at the time of breath collection adequately corrected for atmospheric CO.
Bazett's correction did not adequately correct the QT interval and in fact, overcorrected it, resulting in a negatively correlated QTcB vs. RR interval (Supporting information, Figure S1B).
No background correction method can adequately correct for this emission and unless the contribution from this contaminant is modelled and removed from the data, the analyzed microarray data will not be reliable.
"Baxter has failed to adequately correct, within a reasonable timeframe, the deficiencies in the Colleague infusion pumps still in use," the F.D.A. said in a letter on Tuesday to the company.
When corrected, the deviation in average intensity per nucleus was within 10%, suggesting that the protocol adequately corrects for non-uniformities.
Finally, we suggest rules for selecting appropriate sequence motif to adequately correct the probe signals for sequence effects which might serve as the basic ingredient of improved calibration methods.
