The phrase "again corrected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something has been corrected once more after previous corrections.
Example: "The document was again corrected to ensure all errors were addressed before submission."
Alternatives: "revised again" or "corrected once more".
The accumulated errors are again corrected using the constraint.
It again corrected, this time to $15 and recovered to $18 by the end of the year.
The RPM subsequently runs again for 1 h, after which the slower velocity is again corrected.
Maternal arterial pulse transit time (APTT) was defined as the time interval (ms) between the maternal ECG Q-wave and start of Doppler systole, again corrected for the duration of the corresponding cardiac cycle [ 15].
"Stuff," she added with a smile, once again correcting herself.
But Mr. Rehn "had to — once again — correct his forecasts by revising them downwards" and to admit that "no improvement in the labor market is to be expected this year," Mr. Swoboda said.
After the time window has passed, the eNB samples the packet loss again, corrects its prediction and determines the next prediction time window until it converges to the desired packet loss threshold.
Acupuncture, therefore, is the art of being able to properly select needle positioning such that energy begins to flow properly through the body again, correcting any imbalances and allowing natural healing to occur.
Estimates of t/2Ne were made for each species in turn at each of the 6 genes listed above, again correcting estimates from TPI for its smaller Ne.
Second, we hypothesized that if some regulatory elements persist for longer than the sequence similarity of the corresponding DNA segments, we would expect introns containing a regulatory element in pair 1 also to carry a segment of similarity in pair 2 (again, correcting for the differences in intron lengths).
And Washington is hoping he is again correct.
