"transposition errors" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a type of error where two or more letters, numbers, or other symbols are switched around in a word, phrase, or number. For example, "I entered the cost as $500 but I made a transposition error and wrote it as $050."
Remember, math and transposition errors slow down processing at the IRS.
Tax software provides accurate math computations and ensures the information is carried correctly from form to form without transposition errors.
For quality assurance, the data set was checked three times for typing discrepancies and transposition errors.
Training on updating records with HPV results included verbal explanation of protocols, instruction in the use of databases and quality control steps to reduce transposition errors.
Given the current overall adoption rate of 55%, a less sophisticated BP monitor with faster acquisition times may increase adoption and optimise time taken for Step 3. The errors reported from manual data entry during blood glucose measurement demonstrate that transcription and transposition errors were likely and the erroneous values had a wide range.
Data was double-entered in Epi-Info™ 6, with range and consistency checks to reduce transposition error.
SNPs sequences were collected for each of the 46 human chromosomes and classified in terms of their transition or transposition error, i.e. A/C, A/G, A/T, and so forth.
For probabilistic linkages we developed comparison patterns based on a Joarowinkler distance metric to account for typos, spelling errors, transpositions, and other edits or deletions between two strings or set of strings and dates.
The last four algorithms are based on Damerau's findings that 80% of all misspelled words contained a single instance of one of the four error types (transposition, deletion, insertion and substitution), also known as a class of single-error misspellings [ 22].
A built-in PHP function, called levenshtein, calculated the number of possible corrections (the Levenshtein or edit-distance score) by simulating the four types of errors (insertion, deletion, transposition and substitution).
The rest of the algorithms simulated the four sources of spelling errors (insertion, deletion, transposition and substitution) and contributed their own lists depending on the morphology of the misspelled word.
