The phrase "application of corrections" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the implementation or enforcement of changes or adjustments, often in technical, academic, or procedural settings.
Example: "The application of corrections to the initial report significantly improved its accuracy and reliability."
Alternatives: "implementation of adjustments" or "enforcement of modifications".
JDT [11] another Eclipse plug-in, which offers a development environment for the Java language even implements a scheme for suggestion and application of corrections in the source code.
None of these correlations remained significant after the application of corrections for multiple testing, however, these corrections are very conservative particularly as the α values become very low given the number of tests that we have performed, and there is much debate regarding the application of such tests (for an example, see [ 67]).
The dependencies in time and space make a correct application of correction coefficients to the combined hydrologic hydrodynamic modelling of urban drainage systems and the design of these systems not obvious, as pointed out by the paper.
Both remedial and advanced tasks can be simplified with the help of the user interface application, such as quality assurance/quality control (QA/QC) calculations, application of correction and conversion factors, retrieval of desired data for advanced analysis, and data comparisons among multiple study sites.
Fig. 9 Relationship between distance from seismic intensity stations to the Japan and Kuril trench axes and PGVobs/PGV700exp for earthquakes deeper than 30 km in northeastern Japan (a) before and (b) after application of correction term H for abnormal seismic intensity distribution to PGV700exp.
Inconsistencies in results between the present and previous studies could be due to differences in sample characteristics and dissimilarity in the application of correction for multiple testing.
Throughout the course of the HDDRISC study, changes in measurement methodology were accompanied by detailed comparisons between methods, with application of correction factors if necessary to maintain continuity of measurement standardization.
On the basis of extrapolation to the US population and application of correction factors for coding, we estimate that annual incidence is 106.6 cases/100,000 persons and that ≈329,000 (95% credible interval 296,000 376,000) LD cases occur annually.
A Hologic whole-body phantom was scanned three times weekly at each clinic site for the calculation and application of correction factors to adjust for longitudinal drift in DXA measures.
