'her correction' is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a correction that was made by a particular person. For example, "The student accepted her correction without protest."
I corrected her correction.
But her correction, while not nearly as offensive as her earlier comments, was also misguided.
Saga's best put-down was her correction of Linn's use of "blog" when she meant "vlog".
While the photos of her earlier in the evening and several of her posing with her husband got over a million likes each, her correction got just 380,000.
Accordingly they were carried off to prison, the boy, aware of his impending doom, and the little girl, who was so unconscious that she continually asked what was her offence, and whither she was being dragged, saying that she would do so no more, and a childish chastisement was enough for her correction.
In her correction, Pirro laid responsibility for the bad information on Emerson, and on her failure to correct him: "Last week on this program," said Pirro, "a guest made a serious factual error that we wrongly let stand unchallenged and uncorrected.
Banister told Australia's Fairfax Media that she had corrected herself many times during the interview but that her corrections were edited out.
In his absence he pressed Susan into the role of proofreader, making clear to Goodrich that her corrections should also be incorporated into what he hoped was the increasingly correct text of Precaution.
In Perm, Vera Vlasova worked all day on her corrections.
Melina, a woman from Southern France, used blue to emphasize her corrections to my work.
And Loretta Weinberg, deputy Democratic leader of the Assembly, criticized Gov. Christine Todd Whitman and her corrections commissioner, Jack Terhune.
