The phrase "which has been corrected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has already been corrected or edited. For example, "Please review the document, which has been corrected, for any remaining errors."
I apologize for the error, which has been corrected.
The photodiodes do not show a cosine response to the incident light which has been corrected.
Our apologies for the error, which has been corrected online.In this section Nuclear power?
Ultimately, Bertko was found to have the less-serious heart condition atrial fibrillation, which has been corrected.
We apologise for the error, which has been corrected online.In this section How fierce will the Maoists be now?
An earlier version said that an Ofcom report last year found that a measly 24% of Brits under 25 listen to traditional radio, which has been corrected to Brits under 25 dedicate 24% of "listening time" to traditional radio.
Apologies for both errors, which have been corrected online.In this section Out the window Payback time?
On their most recent visit to High Watch last year, state health inspectors found several minor violations, many dealing with record-keeping, which have been corrected, the state health department said.
Sorry for both errors, which have been corrected in the online edition.In this section In search of credibility Bad new days Clear as mud Luzhkov v Kremlin Base camps When Boyko met Mehmet Rompuying along Corrections: Auschwitz and Poland's economy Reprints Related items Poland's strong economy: Horse power to horsepowerJan 28th 2010 Auschwitz 65 years on: The power of historyJan 28th 2010.
Googles Nick Fox denies that quality scoring has helped any arbitrageurs, and also claims that the new restrictions have produced no more than a handful of false positives, most of which have been corrected.
Apart from a few data gaps due to power supply interruptions, there are presently more than 11 years of definitive data (observatory data which have been corrected for baseline variations and which have had spikes removed) available, with the particular added value that they coincide with the complete solar cycle 23.
