The phrase "correct notion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an accurate or valid idea or belief about something.
Example: "The correct notion of teamwork involves collaboration and mutual respect among all members."
Alternatives: "accurate idea" or "valid concept."
Not that Brown was ever comfortable with such a politically correct notion as African-American.
The patriotically correct notion that they "would rather be governed by the first 2,000 people in the Boston telephone directory than by the 2,000 people on the faculty of Harvard University" because the former have "common sense" and the "intellectual elites" don't know anything, despite all the evidence to the contrary, can be sustained only in a total bubble.
But in his last, "Truth and Truthfulness" (2002), he sought to speak plainly, and took on the post-modern, politically correct notion that truth is merely relative, particularly as it is expressed in the work of by his former colleague Richard Rorty, who argues that truth is dispensable and that its pursuit is a form of substitute religion and as such a delusion.
To find the correct notion of a good gluing, it is convenient to axiomatize the situation.
There is one matter in apartness-space theory whose resolution has proved elusive: the correct notion of compactness.
A moral of this could be that there is no obviously correct notion of fairness, in this case, and in many cases.
Britons, fortified by a "much more active, muscular liberalism," Cameron told the audience, would no longer truckle to politically correct notions of passive tolerance.
The university is often associated with what conservatives mockingly call "caviars," a term roughly equivalent to "limousine liberals," meant to evoke the image of well-off leftists who maintain a comfortable lifestyle while espousing politically correct notions of equality and class consciousness.
He had very correct notions of the several branches of natural philosophy, was master of every metallic art & possessed all the chemistry that had any relations to the object of his various manufactures.
A corollary of this doctrine was that the mind of the child was born blank, and that it was the duty of the parents to imbue the child with correct notions.
Three months after Brando died of pulmonary fibrosis at age 80, some of the people closest to the actor, who was known for protecting his privacy, have begun to speak publicly about his life, partly to correct the notion, fostered by tabloid stories, that he died a recluse, almost penniless and deeply in debt.
