"filled in correctly" is a grammatically correct phrase that is commonly used in written English.
It is often used to describe the act of completing a blank or providing missing information in a sentence or document. Example: Please ensure that all fields in the form are filled in correctly before submitting it.
"We would ask two questions when we got an application – was the form filled in correctly?
Scantron systems allow students to encode answers as bubbles on multiple-choice forms, and optical-recognition tools quickly identify whether the bubbles are filled in correctly.
But the legislation would also "reduce the number of informal votes by increasing the number of allowable 'mistakes' from three to five, as long as 90% of the ballot paper below the line is filled in correctly".
But the government says the legislation will "reduce the number of informal votes by increasing the number of allowable 'mistakes' from three to five, as long as 90% of the ballot paper below the line is filled in correctly".
Losing a customer because a form was not filled in correctly, or because you were not made sufficiently aware of technical or regulatory requirements, is extremely unlikely to amount to a fair capability or conduct dismissal by an employment tribunal.
An earlier warrant, issued last month, had not been filled in correctly.
He said that the welfare system had become more "punitive", leaving people with nothing if they fail to fill in forms correctly.
Claimants should also contact their local welfare rights office or disability charity to get help filling in the form correctly".
Read all of the Charity Commission's guidance on setting up a charity, thoroughly; it will help you fill in your application correctly and fully, making the process quicker.
They can measure compliance: are staff referring families, are they filling in the form correctly, are families getting set up with a case manager?
Look in the mirror to make sure that you're filling in the lines correctly.
