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Please rectify misconceptions about climate change by educating yourself on the latest research
The use of "rectify misconceptions" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English. It conveys the idea of correcting false beliefs or ideas. Here is another example: It is important for scientists to rectify misconceptions about vaccinations by providing accurate information to the public.
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This paper attempts to rectify this misconception and shows that, although far from perfect, a large suite of surface dates can shed as much light as excavated data.
He leveled the crowd with these stories, as his intention was to rectify any misconception that he grew up privileged with a mapped out path to success.
Aiming to rectify the misconception that all French cooking is overly rich and filling, "no cream, no butter," became Bouley's mantra -- although you would never have known by the sheer taste of his food.
Which is just one of the misconceptions Mr. Storr hopes to rectify with the ambitious "Katz X Katz".
"We believe it is based on a number of misconceptions, which we hope to rectify with the plaintiff as soon as possible," she says.
After results of the assessment tool are identified, however, it is not enough to point out the misconception and then attempt to rectify it with correct information (Committee on Undergraduate Science Education 1997; Modell et al. 2005).
This may help rectify issues of lack of trust, stigma and misconceptions.
Rectify this.
Hoping to rectify that.
Can you rectify this?
How can I rectify this?
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.
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