"there isn't any error" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
Example: After reviewing the report, I can confidently say that there isn't any error in the calculations.
While many firms allow you to make trades online, you still open yourself up to having to review more paperwork, track all of the changes to make sure there weren't any errors (on your part or the fund company's), and fill out extra lines on your tax return for every capital gain realized.
"We're just trying to make sure there are not any errors or any problems".
It is always advisable first to click 'Show preview' button first to ensure that your edit is working fine and there isn't any layout error or spelling error in the edit.
"No, there isn't an error," she tells Science Careers by e-mail.
When you think you have finished your story, read back to make sure there aren't any typo errors and that you can't put any words, sentences, phrases, paragraphs, or chapters in it to make it better.
Results were compared by standard error, because there is not any goodness of fit criterion for mixed ZIP model yet.
There wasn't any margin for error.
"We did the study in part because no one had taken any topic in surgery or the rest of medicine where there's an error and compared it to cases where there wasn't an error, so you could sort of quantify the risk factors".
If there aren't any recent polls, the "error bands" (those shaded regions around the trend lines that show the range within which 95percentt of the simulations fell) will be wider to indicate the uncertainty.
It was instantly easy to recognize there had been some kind of system error, because there wasn't any gas station there.
He and his co-authors are now combing through "every dot" in the paper to make sure that there are not any more undiscovered errors before they submit an official correction.
