Sentence examples for both corrects from inspiring English sources

When a teacher both corrects the grammar in a sentence and asks the student to develop the idea further, the writer may be confused about which suggestion to respond to: If she corrects the grammar, then the sentence should be "finished," but if she changes the sentence, then the grammar corrections may no longer apply.

It both corrects words and suggests the next word.

The combination of both corrects the ecologic bias in the estimated effect while preserving the statistical power of the analysis.

But more importantly, an American and Australian both corrected me on the ending of Gallipoli, the 1976 film by Peter Weir.

They are both correct.

Now they're both correct.

This prediction proves both correct and puzzling.

Your arguments are both correct and nothing new.

Both correct and false distributional assumptions are considered.

Three-quarters (76%) of predictions were both correct and complete.

Is it not possible that they are both correct?