Sentence examples for correct the discrepancies from inspiring English sources
The phrase "correct the discrepancies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when addressing inconsistencies or errors that need to be fixed or resolved in a document, report, or data set.
Example: "After reviewing the financial report, we need to correct the discrepancies before submitting it to the board."
Alternatives: "rectify the inconsistencies" or "fix the errors".
To find out, Mr Giles adjusted the wealth-distribution series to correct the discrepancies he found.
We propose modifications to the fluorine mechanism to correct the discrepancies observed in the low pressure experiments, while simultaneously achieving good agreement with atmospheric pressure flame speed data in CH4/air/CHF3 flames, and, except in rich conditions (φ > 1.25) CH4/air/CH2flamesmes.
An F.A.A. inspector, alerted by Mr. Liotine, wrote in a report that the supervisor "proceeded to 'sign off' the throttle split discrepancy just written in the aircraft maintenance log, without actually performing any maintenance to correct the discrepancy!" But airline executives now say that while this was not the proper procedure, it was not illegal.
The year 2015 will be a second longer than 2014 thanks to a move to correct the discrepancy between astronomical time (the time on Earth based on our planet's rotation) and atomic time (the most accurate known time-keeping method, in terms of counting seconds).
As part of this plan, Minister Plata has been the architect of the nation branding campaign "Colombia is passion", which seeks to correct the discrepancy that exists between the international perception of Colombia and the reality of the country.
No multivariate model was identified to correct the discrepancy of these factors, most likely due to the strong interaction among them.
The most successful approach to overcoming these barriers is by genetically-engineering the pig to provide it with resistance to the human humoral and cellular immune responses and to correct the coagulation discrepancies between the two species.
To correct the aforementioned discrepancy, a clear distinction between well- and ill-posed problems is necessary.
This hourglass shape, although not visible to the naked eye, helps to correct the pitch/scale discrepancy between the chalumeau and clarino registers (perfect 12th).
Strengthening the inspiratory muscles theoretically could correct the feedback discrepancy between respiratory drive and lung/chest expansion and may result in a lower perception of breathing effort.
This haphazard approach has and will continue to put the lives of countless individuals at risk unless affirmative measures are taken to correct the undeniable discrepancy.
