The phrase "and will be corrected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something is expected to be amended or fixed in the future.
Example: "The errors in the report are noted and will be corrected before the final submission."
Alternatives: "and will be amended" or "and will be fixed".
Although reassessment aims for accuracy, officials say mistakes are inevitable and will be corrected.
Frank Rich (column, Feb. 17) asserts that the failures of exit polling in the 2000 presidential election "can and will be corrected".
Mr. McCullough acknowledged his error and even had the temerity to suggest that he was glad that it was found and will be corrected in the next edition of his book.
This was a publishing error included in the book that should have read "white British"; it has been amended in this review and will be corrected in a reprint of the book.
By return mail came a message reading, "It is a printing error on the label and will be corrected when the corridor in which the object is hung is decorated".
The future crisis in TV news has nothing to do with the failures of exit polling (which can and will be corrected), but with the lack of news headliners who fill our need for relentless drama (and therefore the networks' ratings needs) as effectively as Bill Clinton has.
A thermostat or autoregulator is an oscillator with low amplitude, whereas circuits with larger amplitude may be more hit-and-miss – and will be correct some of the time.
They've been around the longest and will be correct 99% of the time.
Discrepancies between the files will be checked against hardcopy and source data and errors will be corrected accordingly.
In addition, individuals for whom energy intake is in the upper or lower 2% of the intake will then be checked for data entry and coding accuracy and errors will be corrected, if identified.
Type in "iphome" into your iPhone, and it will be corrected with Apple's preferred capitalisation and all.But autocorrect does much more.
