'errors can be mitigated' is correct and usable in written English.
You could use this phrase in a variety of contexts, such as in a report about staff performance or in a proposal for a new project. For example: "Adopting the proposed structured approach will help to mitigate any errors that may occur in the execution of the project."
Use errors can be mitigated by performing analyses of potential use errors during the design process.
Therefore, deviations from the initial forecast can be readily accounted for and the effects of prediction errors can be mitigated.
The performance degradation due to such estimation errors can be mitigated by using robust designs that take into account the possible estimation errors.
The study documented herein (1) quantifies errors in regional drawdown predictions incurred through neglect of the presence of a gas phase near CBM extraction centres, and (2) evaluates the extent to which these errors can be mitigated by simulating near-well desaturation using a modified Richards equation formulation within a standard groundwater flow simulator.
Last, but not least, there are many applications, including hand pose estimation, where efficient skin segmentation is critical, and such errors can be mitigated at further processing stages (e.g., a hand shape would be unlikely to be matched, if the entire detected skin region is falsely-positive).
Medical errors can be mitigated by consideration of human factors and system engineering to improve patient safety.
Then, the measurement error can be mitigated at the output combination stage.
The error can be mitigated by a hybrid approach, where forecast values are supplemented with error estimates, which affect a blend weight for observed and forecast values.
The effect of the parallax error can be mitigated by introducing in the reconstruction algorithm the information about the depth of interaction of the photon in the scintillator, thus reducing the width of the LOR [2].
This parallax error can be mitigated through the use of a few short crystals to replace each single long crystal [52], by modelling the spatially variant detector response functions in the reconstruction algorithm [53] or by using monolithic crystals instead of pixelated detectors.
Some of this type of error can be mitigated by large sample sizes, but some systematic errors cannot.
