The phrase "before corrections" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a sentence or piece of writing that has not been edited or revised yet. Example: Before corrections, the essay was riddled with grammatical errors and unclear statements.
Only a few titles have enough sales to warrant further editions, and when they do, there is often a long lag before corrections and additions appear.
Complaints about our journalism are forwarded to the author of the piece for comments before corrections or clarifications are published, and the attention of section heads and production editors is drawn to our errors.
Significant correlations for ESS with levels of hypocretin-1 free IgG autoAbs in the NC group (r = 0.39, p = 0.016), or mean sleep latency with levels of immune complexes of hypocretin-1 IgA autoAbs (r = 0.35, p = 0.035) were found before corrections in patients with NC.
The median values for Prodigal ortholog sets in the five groups with inconsistent start sites ranged from 63.5% to 71.4% before corrections and increased 3-53-5%ter corrections were made (Table 2, Figure 6).
They thought a possible explanation for this was prescribers overlooking the duplicate-therapy warning as it was not readily visible on the screen before corrections were made to the system.
Before correction, the phase of the central primitive differs significantly from the correct one, and it is closer to the dotted line after correction.
Finally, I explained all this with a theoretical example, where the odds of cancer apparently trebled before correction for smoking.
Before correction, the 18F-FDG uptake seemed to be restricted to the CT-identified fibrotic region.
Hence, we correct the statement in our manuscript by crediting the work by Moreno et al. [2]: [Before Correction].
The p value between CNN and human was less than 0.05 before correction; however, it did not survive the FDR or Bonferroni correction.
The procedure for the smear noise correction is explained in Appendix A. Fig. 5 Vertical cross sections of the Level 1 image before correction shown in Fig. 4a.
