"correct matter" is not a correct part of a sentence in English.
It is not a commonly used phrase and as such would not stand alone as part of a sentence. It is possible to use the word "matter" as part of a sentence as in, "It's the correct matter for the job." or "This is the correct matter that we discussed."
That ballet is a rechoreographed version of a 1935 production by Fyodor Lopukhov, to music by Shostakovich, which despite its politically correct subject matter -- life on a collective farm -- was deemed unacceptable by Stalin and disappeared from view.
Whether or not he is correct matters hugely.
Government sometimes needs to step in to correct matters, he says.
Professor Zitzewitz said last year that despite the arbitrage possibilities inherent in mutual fund pricing, funds were not doing much to correct matters.
The district's fiscal management has long caused concern at the central Board of Education, and last October a team of fiscal advisers was sent in to help district officials correct matters.
The voters of Port Arthur saw Fisher on television every night, explaining why the Liberals had gone wrong in his view, and what his party proposed to do to correct matters.
Those directly involved in the intervention delivery or commissioning of services were invited to correct matters of accuracy and supply additional evidence for consideration.
Such a villain's "turning point" might be a discovery that disturbs his smoothly running life, and his subsequent actions are only an attempt to correct matters.
Yet Mr Brown has given only the vaguest prescriptions, involving that valiant warhorse "efficiency savings", for correcting matters in future.Even if there is a brisk economic recovery soon (and this is no more than a hope) the gaping hole in the public finances will persist.
