The phrase "and errors about the" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing mistakes or inaccuracies related to a specific topic or subject matter.
Example: "The report highlighted several inaccuracies and errors about the data presented in the previous study."
Alternatives: "and mistakes regarding the" or "and inaccuracies concerning the".
As a result, the company said in a regulatory filing Monday, "inadequately substantiated claims, inconsistencies and errors" about the Down syndrome test had been disclosed to investors.
The article, which laid out Ferguson's case for voting Barack Obama out of office, was immediately trashed far and wide, with everyone from Paul Krugman to Capital New York saying that it was filled with distortions and errors about the president's record, and questioning Newsweek's decision to run the story.
Thus, the data that healthcare workers see, interpret, and report errors about are the same data extracted through the PCS process.
We chose 3 arbitrary cut offs of observed EQ-5D levels (UK tariff), see Table 4.> No one model shows superiority when tested across the dataset, but all perform worse in poor health states, with over-prediction of poor health states and larger errors about the mean.
Trial and Error (1986), about the Guildford Four, was especially influential in challenging a suspect verdict.
The microstage was fixed on a rotary table to compensate not only for the x- and y-position errors, but also for the angle errors about the x- and y-axis.
The characterization of the device is carried out by exploiting a coordinate measuring machine, which is unusually employed for both driving the linkage moveable part along its two DoF trajectory, and for measuring the resulting error about the nominal trajectory.
To test this, we provided two groups of novice golfers who made consistent and systematic directional errors feedback about the direction and magnitude of the error, while they were either practicing golf putting or practicing perceptual judgments.
She says that the reluctance toward trial-and-error is among her greatest qualms about the nature of the government.
Nor is he talking about "trial and error" (AKA the "school of life").
Getting the perfect mixture of content is all about trial and error until the winning recipe is found.
