"correctly using" is a correct phrase to use in written English.
It means that something is being used in the correct or appropriate manner. You can use it anytime you want to emphasize that something is being used correctly or following the right rules or guidelines. Example: "The students were praised for correctly using the new scientific equipment during their experiments."
Initially, he seems to have grasped the word correctly, using the word "Everest" appropriately in conversation.
The top frame illustrates the result when calculation is done correctly using the actual reconciliations for each category, while the bottom frame shows the result using Tol's faulty assumptions.
You may recall how Washington's local government became a laughingstock last year when a white official resigned under fire (he was later rehired) after correctly using the word "niggardly" while discussing a budgetary matter with a black colleague.
If it is surprising to hear Mr. LeBlanc correctly using words like "manipulate," then it is also surprising to find that he is, in reality, kind of quiet.
Christopher had calculated the answer to this first problem correctly using a traditional column algorithm method.
These structures, however, are notoriously difficult to model correctly using non-numerical based methods.
The screw was revised and positioned correctly, using a closed technique on the second post-operative day.
*Reader 2 classified significantly more brain regions correctly using BRASS from PETDixon as compared to PETPseudoCT (p = 0.012).
The goal, if you will, of correctly using goals within Uber is to facilitate more frequent and productive conversations between managers and their employees, Frei told me.
As Moore saw things, being a naturalist about morality required thinking that moral terms could be defined correctly using terms that refer to natural properties.
The aim of this study was to learn whether ethanol could be injected into such tumors correctly using a specially designed needle-guide for intercostal puncture on US.
