The phrase "correct comprehension" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the accurate understanding and interpretation of a sentence or written text. Example: "In order to excel in a literature class, students must have a strong foundation in grammar and vocabulary to ensure correct comprehension of complex texts."
Further analyses have indicated that these impairments are particularly apparent when correct comprehension rests on grammatical properties of language.
Ascertainment of correct comprehension of the medical and supporting information and clarification of any doubts and misunderstandings (at the time of admission).
Even though the intent of the help notes was facilitating the subjects' understanding regarding the questions, they might not have been enough to allow for correct comprehension.
A set of warning-related pictorials were manipulated according to three-color highlighting conditions: highlighting areas more relevant to correct comprehension, highlighting areas less relevant to comprehension, and no highlighting.
The computational simulation is based on an Optimality Theory analysis, and is shown to account for the well-known observation that in English and many other languages the correct comprehension of pronouns lags behind that of reflexives (the so-called Delay of Principle B Effect).
In order to explore whether evolution acceptance implies a correct comprehension of the basic principles of evolution in the Dday sample, a pairwise correlation analysis was performed to detect possible associations between the three themes analysed above - 1. evolution acceptance, 2. understanding natural selection, and 3. rejection of the telistic view (chisq = 286.22; p≦0.001).
Clearly, although the examinee was able to repeat the targeted linguistic form, he did not have the required pragmalinguistic knowledge and failed to reach correct pragmatic comprehension.
After a second meeting, the second consensus English version was produced, and presented to five English-speaking Australian patients with acromegaly to asses and correct for comprehension, clarity, cultural relevance and suitable wording (cognitive debriefing), thus providing the final English version of the AcroQoL questionnaire.
Findings indicate all students improved on the correct number of comprehension questions answered independently.
For example, following the broadcast of the Torchwood episode 'Cyberwoman' (13 November 2006), the official Torchwood website provided information about 'The Fall of Torchwood One' that attempted to correct – via 'additive comprehension' – what some fans had regarded as a glaring error in the plot.
This purposeful variation was a methodologic approach to evaluate which depiction is preferred and led subjects to identify clinically correct risk level comprehension.
