"correct credit" is a correct and usable phrase in written English that typically refers to a situation in which someone is given or receives appropriate recognition for their actions.
For example, "Karen worked hard on the project and was given the correct credit for her accomplishments."
The 1970 law allowed consumers to retrieve and correct credit information about themselves.
Instead, it's meant to clear up confusion about how to change scores, correct credit errors, establish or improve credit standing, and generally explain the roles of credit bureaus, lenders and credit scoring companies.
Despite being asked for correct credit card information, she left the business without paying for the injections.
Levine said the Pentagon cannot correct credit scores for soldiers who were reported to credit rating agencies as having outstanding debts to the U.S. Treasury.
Be sure to give correct credit for the original pictures.
By participating jointly, Montgomery and Jones invite the sharing of data and samples, helping solve the problems that Jones's postdoc has in determining the right conditions for administering the drug while ensuring that the correct credits occur in regard to the publication of findings.
The corrected credit reads Dalton Trumbo and Hugh Butler, both blacklisted writers.
Carefully review your corrected credit report for any mistakes.
Decide whether you want your corrected credit report sent to any party who received your credit report in the past 6 months, or to any employer who requested it during the past 2 years.
I have spent countless days and weeks trying to correct my credit report after my insurer failed to pay its bills on time.
In March, she received a letter from a Countrywide workout negotiator agreeing to correct her credit report for the months of August 2005 through February 2006.
