The phrase "rectify to" is not correct and is not usable in written English.
If you want to use the verb "rectify," you need to use it with a direct object, such as in the sentence "We need to rectify the situation."
"It's something I'm working to rectify to the best of my ability".
For mystery fans, there has been a set of excellent series recently, from Sundance's "Top of the Lake" and "Rectify" to the BBC's wonderfully quiet British seaside thriller, "Broadchurch".
'Rectify' to get second season on Sundance.
I'm comparing "Rectify" to "FNL" for a whole bunch of reasons: They both feature Southern characters who are not stereotypes or one-dimensional yokels, and that is a rare state of affairs on television.
voltage is rectified to d.c.
Hence, the received power is rectified to eliminate AC components.
This numerical wizardry suggests how analog inputs can be rectified to digital outputs.
Any inaccuracy or disaccord would be rectified to assure semantic and conceptual equivalence.
We need to rectify that to make sure the environment is safe".
There are issues to rectify at the other end too.
Hargrove is trying to rectify the failure to focus.
