Sentence examples for term correctly from inspiring English sources

The Times should have the courage to use this term correctly, consistently and as often (or seldom) as the facts require.

The term correctly refers to any Buddhist who is not a member of a monastic order, but its modern usage in Southeast Asia more often connotes the particularly pious person who visits the local monastery on the weekly holy days and who undertakes special vows.

Obviously, it cannot be that what she has to do is apply the term correctly in the sense of (CM).

However, when the curvilinear coordinate system is time-varying, such as when a body-fitted grid is used to compute the flow over a compliant surface, considerable care is needed to handle the momentum term correctly.

In Chandler's case, although some outlets did cover the term correctly, the majority failed.

More important, I have a thing about people not using the term correctly, or at all.

You don't have to be a musician to learn to use musical terms correctly, any more than you have to be a jet pilot to write a story about F-16s that doesn't make jet pilots cringe.

Knowledge was a reliable ability to draw distinctions correctly, expressed by an ability to apply terms correctly (see Section 5 of the entry on Mohist Canons).

Tuus, precision expresses the percentage of terms correctly considered as relevant to the domain, i.e., the percentage of true positives with respect to the all positive terms.

Assuming that this further notion of correctness is essential to meaning and that we need to be able to allow for meaning errors, does it follow that speakers ought to use their terms correctly, in this sense?

The argument is not about who is progressive but really about using political terms correctly.