The phrase "I correct this" is technically correct and usable in written English, but it is a bit unusual.
It could be used in a context such as "I have reviewed what I wrote and I correct this mistake."
"All of these other parts of the book I would correct, but I told myself, 'If I correct this, there are going to be people out there that say, "Oh, look how accurate this is," ' Right?" Rights to the book, dropped by HarperCollins after a public outcry, have been awarded to the Goldman family in payment of the multimillion-dollar civil judgment against Mr. Simpson.
I correct this young man immediately.
I corrected this by driving the CX-9 in sport mode, using the manual stick-shift option — not a great way to maximize the fuel economy, but a good way to control the power.
And yet if I corrected this misinformation by citing a conversation I had with Roszak before he died, nameless, unaccountable editors would remove the correction because Wikipedia does not allow primary sources.
Do you have any idea how I can correct this?
"Am I correct in this assessment?" "Absolutely".
Therefore, I correct for this potential endogeneity of entry by instrumenting for u ys with the unemployment rate in the predicted year of graduation based on the highest degree attained and the state of residence at age 14.15.
"I wanted to correct this, so I set about depicting him as an alien actor who had been typecast in the same way Sean Connery became 007!
And every time I go to India I have to correct this perception and encourage people to think of the UK as a good choice for them".
I intend to correct this.
This is a mistake and I want to correct this mistake".
