'error shared' is not a correct sentence in English.
Instead, you could use the phrase 'shared error'. For example, "The CEO and CFO both acknowledged their shared error in underestimating the cost of the project."
It is a basic error shared by both sides in the west's self-absorbed row about Iraq and other trouble spots in the Middle East, an error made by Tony Blair and by his critics out in force on Monday after the former PM dared to suggest that the Isis (Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant) threat to northern Iraq stems from the west's failure to intervene in Syria.
This was an intellectual category error shared by Keynesians and free-market economists.
Each apparent cSNP derives from one of four sources: collapsed paralogs, sequencing error, shared ancestral polymorphism, or coincident (repeat) mutations in each species.
Our analysis has revealed common patterns of approach to interpretation, but has also highlighted patterns of error shared by groups of participants.
Second, the healthcare sector of the region has a blame culture with punitive action taken against individuals, which prevents individuals from error sharing [ 55].
Critical socio-cultural improvements are called for in terms of the social identity of nurses, practitioner commitment to patient consent and patient safety, and trainer and co-worker collaboration in promoting a culture of learning and error sharing.
There were 15 breaks of service, many of them consecutive, eked from an astonishing 35 opportunities, as well as 102 unforced errors, shared roughly equally.
At the beginning of her second week in the office, Hina suggested that she and Hassan review each other's work for errors, sharing files back and forth, before forwarding them to Tom.
Nurse practitioners have front-line knowledge and rich exposure about both the organizational culture and error sharing in hospital settings.
Apart from the inclusion of error reporting in the code of ethics, and in formal curricula, monitoring and accountability bodies within the public sector healthcare organizations must be established to oversee error sharing and error reporting without individual penalization.
When nurses and other medical practitioners are facilitated with a positive organizational culture, their commitment to a culture of error reporting and error sharing increases, consequently improving patient safety and reducing mortality rates [ 8, 9].
