"corrected one" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific item, mistake, or error that has been fixed or rectified. Example: The teacher handed back our essays with the corrected ones on top.
iOS 12.1.4 (released on February 7 , 2019 corrected one of the worst bugs in iOS history.
The source corrected one aspect of the article, which focused on the Southern Command's internal report on prisoner abuse.
On the left is the original photo and on the right is the corrected one.
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That's now being corrected, one salary at a time.
Publisher Lennie Goodings recalls the first time she corrected one.
For more than a decade hourly mean values from LER, ESK and HAD, derived from the provisional, baseline corrected, one-minute values have been published online at http://www.geomag.bgs.ac.uk/data_service/data/obs data/hourly_means.html on a next day basis.
Simulations showed that the original one-sample log-rank test may be preferred if strictly controlling for type I error is important or when the sample size of a phase II trial is as large as 50, and a corrected one-sample log-rank test is used if the sample size of a phase II trial is small.
Inclusive mask analyses were carried out from the corrected one-sample t-tests.
Bonferroni corrected one-sample t -tests compared to 1 (vehicle treated cells).
Bonferroni corrected one-sample t -tests compared to 1 (TET2-CD).
