The phrase "remedy the wrong" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when speaking of attempting to make things right after someone has been wronged or something has gone wrong. For example, "The mayor promised to remedy the wrong done by the previous administration."
In settling the case, after spending $1.7 million fighting it, the university's regents said they had "long wanted to remedy the wrong that was done".
Here, an injunction would remedy the wrong caused to the Stockholders' right to cast a vote after a full and fair disclosure of material facts.
Dr Peter Allies Norwich That Dobson and Norris are serving life sentences goes some way to remedy the wrong of justice delayed being justice denied.
In settling with Alliance, the S.E.C. said that these cases deal with "illegal market timing, not fees; therefore, we see no legitimate basis for the commission to act as a 'rate-setter".' Mr. Galvin said that "given the level of harm and the fact that many investors have left the fund, trying to remedy the wrong by a prospective fee reduction does not seem to be an efficient remedy".
Yet the desire to remedy the wrongs of the past by righting our nomenclature is a deep one, and it burns on.
Also named is Chief Esposito, the highest-ranking uniformed officer in the Police Department, who was present during the arrests and who, the suit said, "failed to remedy the wrongs committed by the police officers".
Moreover, it leaves these appellees without effective remedy for the wrong done them.
Reasoning from the premise that the petitioner has failed to show a denial of due process in the circumstances set forth in his petition, the Attorney General urges that the state was not required to afford any corrective judicial process to remedy the alleged wrong.
Israel's Parliament should remedy this wrong by amending the restrictive law or by dissolving itself, forcing simultaneous new parliamentary elections.
It has always been the rule that, where a federally protected right has been invaded, the federal courts will provide the remedy to rectify the wrong done.
"We are pleased with the court's ruling as it enables the shareholders to move forward with our case and remedy this wrong".
