Sentence examples for officially correct from inspiring English sources

Should "an appropriate decision" be given preference over an "officially correct" judgment?

While that figure is officially correct, NPI says, the data on which it is based only applies to the three years between 2009 and 2012.

That resulted in a problem, since there is no officially correct number of fairs.

George Sawle has officially corrected his youthful homosexuality by marrying a rather hideous bluestocking, Madeleine; they are both academics.

No one's publications were ever formally retracted, or even officially corrected; just everyone in the community knew where the errors were".

This was grammatically incorrect in K'iche'; the Guatemalan government has now officially corrected this to Tak'alik Ab'aj.

When there is misconduct like this, the false papers and studies need to be retracted, the record needs to be officially corrected, new results must be published without the old errors, and the public and local community need assurances that similar misconduct and fraud will not be repeated.

At this point, the band formally corrected the earlier mistake and officially adopted their original name of "Crunch".

After all, just as the era of "Cradle Will Rock" was the one that spawned an official government category, titled Premature Anti-Fascist (translation: you were on the record as opposing Hitler before it was officially decreed politically correct), who can say which of today's Great Ones will be found to be "too cartoonish" to be believed by those who follow us?

This change suggested by Olesen has not been officially implemented and correct formulation for MOH before withdrawal should be probable MOH (pMOH).

Officially, you'd be correct.