The phrase "fix a mistake" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to convey the idea of correcting an error. For example, "I need to go back and fix a mistake I made in the report."
Please e-mail (sebell AT stanford) if you have any difficulty or need to fix a mistake.
"When you can fix a mistake, that's when you know you're good," his mother had told him.
Mary Phillians, 56, a prison nurse for the state, was making her fourth trip to the I.R.S. office to try to fix a mistake she made when submitting her taxes earlier this year.
It's easy enough to fix a mistake (like a missed tax credit or deduction - even if it wasn't your fault).
But its encouraging to know that at least a few members of Congress are inclined to deliver on the TCJA's promise to businesses like Los Pollos Hermanos, and fix a mistake that is causing no shortage of heartache this tax season.
Rick took the opportunity to fix a mistake he had made in the original book.
In general, Mr. White says, you improve your brand by fixing a mistake and turning a bad situation into good.
The Census Bureau has fixed a mistake in its counting of city residents, adding 2,500 residents to the population total and making Hartford the state's second-largest city.
Perfect for tweaking your email results and open rates, fixing a mistake, or even just making sure you can find an email easier when looking for it in months from now.
Another try at a relationship or fixing a mistake we made.
"We really expect, when someone apologises, and promises publicly to do something, and says they will try to fix a big mistake, to be able to see that it actually happens," said Zakaev.
