The phrase "an error was found" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you need to report the discovery of a mistake or issue, often in technical or formal settings.
Example: "After reviewing the code, it was determined that an error was found that needed to be addressed before deployment."
Alternatives: "a mistake was detected" or "an issue was identified."
In the end, an error was found in the Marcellus tests - in reality only one well showed elevated bromide levels, not seven as originally reported.
When the resulting images were compared for the PubChem entry CID7250053, an error was found in the depiction of the stereochemistry of an isopropyl group (Figure 2).
35% of the questionnaires were randomly reviewed, and wherever an error was found, all the questionnaires were reviewed.
It means an error was found when the program tried to read a value for float data type using a pointer to structure.
An error was found in the coding levels or dummy values for incomplete blocks nested in population blocks to which entries had been assigned in the 07NC trial.
When an error is found by a reader and posted to the comment stream, the audience engagement team should indicate in comments that it has been corrected.
The instructor should be willing to review the basis of an assigned grade with an inquiring student and correct the grade if an error is found.
The State concludes by arguing that even if an error is found, it was a harmless one given the other evidence which overwhelmingly indicates Montejo's guilt.
They have a guaranteed latency, they are uni-directional (using a stream pipe), they incorporate error detection (and will be retried at the next poll if an error is found), and, in our low-speed implementation, can have a maximum data payload of 8 bytes.
Whenever an error is found, the error is corrected and the successive record checking using i is repeated.
However, if an error is found or an update/expansion is required, all of the saved files containing the different model versions may well need to be changed, whereas with our approach only the corresponding patch will need to be changed once.
