"corrected as per" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to indicate that a previous error or mistake has been corrected according to a certain standard or guideline. Example: The report has been corrected as per the company's formatting requirements.
Quantification of saliva-extracted samples was not corrected as per notes suggested by DNA Genotek (Laboratory Protocol PD-PR-095 Issue 2.1), but rather were reported as calculated by the NanoDrop for direct comparison with results published by other groups for human saliva and blood.
These included strains of M. tuberculosis (strains 13 and 22), " M. canettii" (strains 116 and 119), M. africanum West African-1 (strain 92), M. africanum West African-2 (strains 6 and 85), M. microti (strains 25 and 62), M. pinnipedii (stains 76 and 81), M. bovis (117 and 128), and M. bovis BCG (2 and 71) (note: some strain identities are corrected as per [ 2, 22]).
Greetings, friends, as per above-.
This slope was then corrected as before22 to compensated for the buffering capacity of OGB-6F, resulting in 0.89 μM per AP.
It'll also give you much more latitude for correcting underexposure, as per the above (since doing this in post-processing inevitably brings out any noise present).
5 Fuller et al 6 found that only 22.1% (980/4441) of all vancomycin doses prescribed at a US emergency department (ED) were correct as per national guidelines.
Urinary concentrations of the biomarkers were examined both as micrograms per liter and as corrected for creatinine (micrograms per gram creatinine; μg/gC) to normalize for urine dilution.
These profiles were used to correct each lymph node data set as per Eq. (5) by dividing lymph node A-scans by the corresponding correction profile over depths at which the A-scan signal was above the noise floor.
Volume corrected per BMI is defined as the mean amount divided by the mean BMI in each group, thereby controlling for BMI.
The results are presented as per cent correct answers.
bdn/ds is the ratio of nonsynonymous mutations (corrected per nonsynonymous site) to synonymous mutation (corrected per synonymous site), calculated as described in Methods [ 85, 86].
