"making corrections" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, "The teacher reviewed the student's paper, making corrections as he went."
In several cases, the correct CDSs were only found after making corrections for missed ORFs, incorrect start codons, frame shifts, etc (see additional files 1, 2).
And the prison officials began the process of making corrections.
That is, the different observing conditions of each instrument require making corrections to the relative flux.
But it is not simply a matter of erasing mistakes and making corrections.
"He said he didn't want to waste any time or energy making corrections," Mr. King said.
Eva is putting finishing touches or making corrections to a still-life on an easel, already in its gilded frame.
He doesn't like having anybody looking over his shoulder and making corrections, but that's why I got elected.
But because editorial changes are more costly in page proof than in galley, making corrections at this stage is discouraged.
I personally have not interfered with it in any way apart from making corrections where stylistic shortcomings absolutely demanded it.
These three steps -- initial training, making corrections and vocabulary analysis -- are common for NaturallySpeaking, IBM's ViaVoice and L&H's Voice Xpress.
Except for Steve Moore, who is one of the best editors in the business and is going through it and making corrections.
