"error was identified in" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing the process of finding and acknowledging an error or mistake in a sentence or situation. Example: After careful review of the financial report, an error was identified in the calculation of expenses. The correct amount has now been updated and the report has been resubmitted for approval.
A reporting error was identified in the data published the weeks of March 31 , March 24 and March 17, 2007, which resulted in revisions to the NASS weekly nonfat dry milk price.
In assembling the zebtrafish picollo b, an error was identified in coding region of the large exon 6190 bp exon (6189 in Zv9).
doi: 10.7554/eLife.05438 Published 26 February 2015 An error was identified in Figure 6. Figure 6E originally showed the control mEPSC typical trace twice: once for the control and, incorrectly, once for the CAPS-EYFP rescue.
When the expected sequence ratio was 1.0, corresponding to no asymmetry in the order of prescriptions supplied, Type 1 error was identified in less than 2.2% of simulations for all medicine utilization scenarios.
We previously used a research pharmacist to identify errors in nearly 3000 dispensed items in 11 community pharmacies in England and Wales. 2 A content error was identified in 1.7% of dispensed items and a labelling error in 1.6%.
Published 08 January 2013 An error was identified in Figure 2. The fourth panel of the original Figure 2C was incorrectly identified as having been probed with an antibody against µ1 subunit to AP-1, but was instead mistakenly reproduced in a second, inverted exposure of the panel above.
Two potential sources of assembly error were identified in this analysis.
However potential causes of error were identified in all 4 cases.
The principal benefit of fragmentation is that, in case of collision occurrence, errors are identified in a swifter manner.
A total of 4,886 sequencing errors were identified in 321 Mb of the assembled genome indicating an error rate in the original IRGSP assembly of only 0.15 per 10,000 nucleotides.
