The phrase "as well as the errors of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is being considered in addition to errors or mistakes that have been made.
Example: "The report highlights the successes of the project, as well as the errors of the initial planning phase."
Alternatives: "along with the mistakes of" or "in addition to the errors of".
Phenomenologists identified the object of intuition as the essences of things, and in so doing sought to overcome the Kantian noumenon/phenomenon dichotomy as well as the errors of positivism and nominalism.
In general the uncertainty product of an arbitrary order LPFT is related to the parameters of the signal and the window function, as well as the errors of estimating the polynomial coefficients.
It is found that the uncertainty product of an arbitrary order LPFT is related to the parameters of the signal and the window function, as well as the errors of estimating the polynomial coefficients.
For M > 1, the bandwidth B t 2 is related to the parameters of the signal and the window function, as well as the errors of estimating the polynomial parameters ω1, ω2..., and ωM-1.
The proposed fault-tolerant architecture includes the software design of error detection and diagnosis, as well as the error recovery.
The original series is omitted as well as the standard error of the trend-cycle.
Table 7 gives details of this analysis as well as the analysis in subsets of types of error (errors of commission, errors requiring intervention).
We give the median error, the mean error, and the root mean squared error for the X and Y dimensions as well as the Euclidean prediction errors, the 90'th percentile error, (the max error after dropping 10'th percentile of spots with the worst error,) and the root mean square error of the 90'th percentile of spots with the least error.
Thus, this test assesses response inhibition (errors of commission) as well as vigilance (errors of omission).
Alan Johnson's defence of his damaging and rather crass decision to sack Professor David Nutt (Letters, 2 November) contained errors of fact, as well as errors of judgment.
We investigate the effect of errors individually as well as the composite effect when combined with other registration errors.
