Sentence examples for formal corrections from inspiring English sources

The "moral rights" language included in the license to publish is there to ensure that the journal and its publisher are free to publish formal corrections or retractions of articles where the integrity of the scientific record may be compromised by the disagreement of authors.

The publisher says they need the waiver "to ensure that the journal and its publisher are free to publish formal corrections or retractions of articles where the integrity of the scientific record may be compromised by the disagreement of authors". In that case they should craft a narrow clause limited to that purpose, they do not need a full moral rights waiver.

These students were already scoring high on the assessments in the absence of "formal" corrections.

There were two problems with the formal correction about the recounts, I discovered.

In updating a blog post, they must recognize when a formal correction is warranted.

(Times policy, by the way, would have called for a formal correction. Oh well).

Publishing a formal correction does more than alert readers of that day's paper to an error.

But, absent a formal correction, the information didn't get appended to his flawed Aug. 19 column.

One would think that possibility would give him some appreciation for what a formal correction could mean to readers of his column.

I assume we'll put up a formal correction later, but I somehow confused x and 1/x in today's column.

Please note that modification of Supplementary Information after the paper is published requires a formal correction, so authors are encouraged to check their Supplementary Information carefully before submitting the final version.