The definition of "brave" as "a living being endowed with bravery", for example, shows that the correct use of the term "brave" commits us only to the existence of singular living beings and singular braveries.
Only someone of Japanese descent would know the correct use of the word transliteration.
He is not the only journalist who has campaigned for the correct use of the apostrophe.
Sample exam question: "Write sentences to illustrate the correct use of the words 'scag', 'junkie'redundondo' and 'guv'ner'".
This may be correct use of the third, but it sounds more like an online pseudonym than a human being.
Succeeding artistic periods witnessed revivals of the archaeologically "correct" use of the orders, though many architects continued to use the various orders with the utmost freedom.
To teach the correct use of the apostrophe after a lockdown drill requiring you and your 29 16-year-old students to hide silently in the corner of your classroom.
Her father was a hydraulic engineer who encouraged his daughter's early display of artistic talent but drilled her in the rigors of draftsmanship and the correct use of the rule, carpenter's square and triangle.
Inconvenient people get "clipped," contacts get "braced," and when Littell falls for a bookkeeper with a mysterious past, what clinches his love is her correct use of the word "roust".
When people hear that I advocate school communities which are comfortable with the correct use of the words lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender, I occasionally am faced with outrage that I am presumably teaching primary school children about gay sex.
The ICO is best known for making sure that companies and the government adhere to the 1998 Data Protection Act, and for monitoring the correct use of the 2000 Freedom of Information Act.
