The phrase “purely correct” is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is considered to be correct without fault or qualification. For example: “This answer is purely correct according to the test’s criteria.”.
Commenting on the current reforms, the paper argues that the bias is complex and not likely to be corrected purely through boundary reforms alone and that the reforms now introduce a bias in favour of the Conservatives: Justification for these proposed alterations is still being couched in terms of the need to remove the bias that favours Labour and, by implication, disadvantages its opponents.
DWP ministers have acknowledged that they collect this data, but on Monday night Lord Freud told peers this was purely in order to "correct the anomalies".
He observed that on early trials the animal would behave aimlessly or even frantically, stumbling on the correct response purely by chance; with repeated trials, however, the cat eventually would execute this response efficiently within a few seconds of being placed in the box.
The method utilizes an analysis of contact stiffness vs. contact area for purely elastic indentation to correct for the effects of surface roughness and pile-up/sink-in on the contact area during elastic plastic indentation of elastically mismatched film/substrate systems.
Because Correct-T2 includes 33% of correct responses purely by chance (forced response between 3 faces), the number of trials allocated to Correct-T2 on a chance base meant that reaction time (RT) was taken as index of confidence.
Compared to our evaluation using GO, in which methods have to chose between up-to 17398 functional categories, this increases the chances to predict correct terms purely by chance.
The space-time permutation model inherently corrects for purely spatial and purely temporal clusters, however, the expected rates of disease are dependent on a relatively stable background population [ 18].
They are not "true" propositions but only logically correct propositions of purely formal content.
Although they felt that it was correct "from a purely military point of view," they were aware that there were important political considerations as well.
From each litter of Atoh1LacZ/+ crosses we have a window of a few minutes after C-section to guess which animal has the correct genotype based purely on the absence of breathing.
But it would be done by doctors if it involved a medical question -- whether, for example, a surgical procedure was purely cosmetic or was needed to correct a medical condition.
