'correctly input' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to something that has been entered into a system, i.e. 'The online form requires that your data is correctly input before submitting.'.
Perfect use of the app actually means a woman would accurately perform daily measurement of her body temperature without fail or fault, and before she's even sat up in bed, at least several times a week, correctly inputting the data.
2. If your loved one is admitted into a hospital, provide a copy of medication information to the admitting physician and ensure that the list is correctly inputted into their system (Don't worry about appearing difficult! You are doing your job).
Aside from physically breaking into the safe (which is very hard to do), correctly inputting a series of numbers into the combination dial is the only way to open a safe.
Training is the process of adjusting the weights throughout the network so that it responds correctly to input patterns.
The models learn to correctly answer input questions by observing question answer pairs produced by other participants.
With the correctly prepared input data and initially assumed pipe roughness coefficient values, the network is simulated, and the simulated pressure heads ( _{1} P_{t}^{s} ), ( _{2} P_{t}^{s} ) and ( _{3} P_{t}^{s} ) are noted at the observational points every hour in a day.
In developing a method for predicting drug-protein interaction, the first problem is how to describe this networking triad correctly as input for the prediction program.
As introduced earlier, peptide specificity is a crucial component of a wider cellular requirement, signal fidelity, which ensures that cells will correctly decode input cues and respond accordingly.
N : number of alignments in the test sets, A: accuracy, which is defined as the fraction of correctly classified input alignments, A+: accuracy of alignments in reading direction of ncRNA, A-: accuracy of reverse complementary alignments.
