The phrase "forgot to correct" is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it to indicate that you either overlooked or neglected to make a necessary correction. For example, "I forgot to correct my spelling errors before submitting the paper."
True enough, but only if one conveniently forgets to correct for inflation.
But because people often forget to correct for inflation, they may have the illusion that the market is improving.
Don't forget to correct for daylight saving time.
The patent office intended none of this, either -- someone forgot to require the correct legal disclaimers during nearly six years of patent review.
The designer I talked to was patient and competent, but shared EasyCloset's long-distance disadvantage: without having been to the apartment, she was hard pressed to imagine solutions to anything I had forgotten or to correct measurements I might have messed up.
After a few minutes he got so mad at the violin section for its phrasing he rushed out to correct the situation & forgot to come back.
The train derailed at a low speed after mechanics turned the turnout blades manually into the correct position, but forgot to check the turnout frog, which was set to a diverging track.
It's also entirely possible that the school psychologist forgot to count one of the answers as correct.
Sometimes individuals forgot to take a sample and there was no guarantee of correct timing (immediate after awakening) when samples were provided.
If there was something I forgot to say or do during the last 18 years when I was raising her, this is my last chance to correct the oversight.
while ψ i = k i + E a T a t a / C i. We had forgot to stress that C a = E a, so what we wrote is correct.
