The phrase "be rectified from" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly as "rectified" does not take "from" in this context.
Example: "The errors need to be rectified."
Alternatives: "be corrected" or "be fixed."
The inliers and outliers presenting compositional overlaps within broad regolith classes were rectified from the field mapping information.
For a typical biologically inspired multi-segmental mechanical system, the system's locomotion behavior is rectified from the segments' rhythmic oscillation.
"She hadn't heard anything of her or from her for 62 years, and then, suddenly, there was this tape of my mother speaking Ukrainian and telling her everything that had happened". It is a pleasing irony that one language in which A Short History of Tractors in Ukrainian has yet to appear is Ukrainian, though this is about to be rectified and a visit from the Ukrainian translator is imminent.
This can be rectified by use of knowledge from human clinical findings and toxicity studies in laboratory animals.
In Brussels, Trump hectored the other members of NATO to pay more, as if America's longest-standing allies were tenants in arrears and he the slumlord, and as if things might be rectified by some stern, pompous letters from a real-estate attorney in Bethpage.
The strange panning of Astrud Gilberto's voice all the way to the right on "The Girl from Ipanema" can be rectified by turning the 3D feature, which basically reroutes part of the signal (her voice) to the opposite ear.
"Our targeted analysis revealed troubling deficiencies from the top-down that must be rectified".
This must be rectified forthwith.
Mistakes can never be rectified.
