"Which one is correct?" is a grammatically correct and usable sentence and phrase in written English.
It can be used whenever there are two or more possible solutions or courses of action and you are unsure which one to choose. For example: "The recipe calls for broth, but I can't decide which one is correct - beef or chicken?".
You will need to judge which one is correct based on the size of the partitions.
According to this theorem, on issues where there are two alternatives and there is a correct answer as to which one is correct, if voters have on average a better than even chance of getting the right answer, the majority is more likely to have the right answer than anyone in the minority.
But it's impossible to tell which one is correct.
"It's an impossibility to say at this point in time which one is correct," Mr. Thompson said.
There have been many theories on how this happens, but scientists have not had the data to pinpoint which one is correct.
As Rogerson himself notes, ancient Arab historians often presented two or three versions of the same event so as to allow the reader to choose which one was correct, with the caveat that only God knows the truth of the matter.
To know which one was correct, all we had to do was measure how fast the Universe was expanding, and how that expansion rate changed over time.
Of course, you now which one was correct since you are reading this today!
You'll have to analyze the complexity of these algorithms; figure out which ones are correct and efficient; and write a proof for one of them.
We rode through the cattle pritnear ever day year round, and he come to trust me enough to show how his breeding program went, with culls and breedbacks and outcrosses and replacements, and took me to bull sales and showed me what to expect in a bull and which ones were correct and which were sorry.
