The phrase "as rectified" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has been corrected or amended.
Example: "The report was submitted as rectified to reflect the latest changes."
Alternatives: "as corrected" or "as amended".
While resistance-change memory cells are not active devices, they function as rectifying devices in design.
New results are presented concerning the change of electronic properties engendered by photoelectrochemical etching and the use of such modified surfaces as rectifying interfaces.
Hayek would never deny that cleft palates are bad or that fixing them is good, but would insist that fixing what is not unjust cannot count as rectifying injustice.
Recently, Li et al. [18] developed a new different pressure thermally coupled distillation technology widely used in distillation process, in which a conventional distillation column was divided into two columns, one conventional fractionator as rectifying section and the other vacuum one as stripping section.
As well as rectifying the position's neglected field works, he established a squad of snipers and this proved instrumental in gaining ascendency over the Turks in no-man's land.
But the All England Club has hinted the omission may be rectified as early as next year.
In a memorandum last February, the Pentagon said the fingerprinting "problem must be rectified as soon as possible" to fight terrorism more effectively.
The urgent case for cuts is that a combination of Gordon Brown's structural budget deficit – 4%? 6%? – and the cost of rescuing the banking system is unsustainable and must be rectified as soon as possible.
"Asada has not been privy to any conversations between the AFL and the Western Bulldogs since that advice, but we hope the situation is rectified as soon as possible.
This should be rectified as soon as possible, with a fresh consultation process that incorporates international juridical experts, clarifies some of the failings of the current Iraqi penal code and indicates the best mechanism for ensuring an impartial and independent bench.
He wasn't having a go at his mates in the team; he was merely articulating an entirely reasonable opinion here in Australia: with the talent and resources we have at our disposal, Australia really should have won a World T20 by now and that wrong ought to be rectified as soon as possible.
