"calculation mistake" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to an error or error in judgment made during a mathematical or numerical calculation. Example: "The report was incorrect due to a calculation mistake made by the team."
When correcting after observing the seating of the passengers, the pilot in command had made a calculation mistake in which he thought the passengers did not need to move around.
Human error may occur in the form of overlooking a beat or calculation mistake.
After review by a third observer, it was found that one of the observers had made a calculation mistake.
CR value greater than 0.10 means that either a calculation mistake in the model or inconsistency of the comparisons of decision maker.
The expression of the PRA given by the empirical formula is a complicated function, and mistakes in differentiation can lead to transformation and calculation mistakes.
More importantly, the current infrastructure has a significantly high technical loss, which in power transmission includes theft of electricity by felonious users spouting the transmission lines (as explained in Ikejemba and Schuur [1]), but is also attributed to poor equipment maintenance, planning and calculation mistakes, mismanagement of processes and accounting errors.
8 Errors of weighting and errors of summation featured equally, with the large majority of observation sets with errors showing both weight assignment and calculation mistakes.
With reference to the frequent calculation mistakes found in the monthly tally sheets, the key informants highlighted the staffs' poor mathematical skills to be a major challenge to the correct use of MTUHA.
In Front Rows of New Ballparks, Not Yet," April 22: What the Mets and the Yankees failed to take into account in their new stadium calculations — a mistake Major League Baseball has been making for years — is what constitutes a real baseball fan.
The limitation on the number of molecules per task is also useful to prevent possible challenges from inexperienced users who can initiate very large calculations by mistake.
The man was already resigned to taking that sentence when the prosecutors discovered their calculations were mistaken: the correct minimum was 366 days.
