"corrections of errors" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referencing mistakes in a document or some other form of written expression, such as an essay or letter, and the steps to remedy them. For example, "I ran the document through the spellchecker to make the necessary corrections of errors before submitting it."
Slide presentations are put up after the class and account for what we actually covered, including corrections of errors in the handouts which we noticed in class.
All Principal Investigators (PI) and their Business Managers are responsible for ensuring that transfers of costs to or from sponsored projects which represent corrections of errors are made promptly.
With its immense documentation — 120 pages of endnotes to both published and unpublished material in at least five languages, including corrections of errors in these sources — it is bound to be an essential reference for anything written on the subject for years to come.
Post-hoc corrections of errors and inconsistencies will delay the reporting of the results and the use of the results by the NTLP for planning purposes.
Table 8 Participants' responses to corrected errors How carefully do you review the correction of errors made by your instructor?
The model was able to trace the vast majority of correct keystrokes and yielded a business-as-usual account of the detection and correction of errors.
For the correct identification of inserted data, the use of an Errors Correcting Code (ECC) mechanism is required for the check and, if possible, the correction of errors introduced into the inserted data.
§ 890.103 Correction of errors.
L. 96 221, § 615(a)(3), substituted provisions relating to correction of errors within sixty days by a creditor or assignee, for provisions relating to correction of errors within fifteen days by a creditor.
A print version will be available through a print-on-demand service, enabling rapid evolution and immediate correction of errors.
