make correction for in a sentence

• Should we not make correction for coordinate term ux / c ^ 2?
• Sometimes it is possible to make corrections for the differences in the sampling effort.
• This is why ABRI is asking intellectuals to keep on being critical, making corrections for the good of the nation,
• This is why ( ABRI asks ) intellectuals to keep on being critical, making corrections for the good of the nation,
• I have no desire whatsoever to edit war-my last edit was simply to make corrections for the RFC discussion version.
• The Global Positioning System makes corrections for receiver clock errors and other effects but there are still residual errors which are not corrected.
• Satellite tracking of day migrating raptors such as ospreys and honey buzzards has shown that older individuals are better at making corrections for wind drift.
• These computers also make corrections for the rotation of the Earth, the slight shifts in the crust of the Earth over time, and other small measurement errors.
• He also said an assistant principal ordered teachers to take erasers off students'pencils so that an educator's " magic eraser " could make corrections for them.
• In the first letter, dated March 4, 1963, he makes corrections for the British edition of " V, " then speaks about dodging two reporters from Time magazine.
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• About a year after, the speaker of the Tatarstani parliament mentioned in an interview that changes could be made by the parliament to the law by making corrections for certain characters in the alphabet.
• SAR's in spacecraft avoid that atmosphere problem, but still must make corrections for known antenna movements due to rotations of the spacecraft, even those that are reactions to movements of onboard machinery.
• :: Re : " my last edit was simply to make corrections for the RFC discussion version " : What you call " corrections " are what the RfC consensus rejected and the Arb ruling disallowed.
• The 20th spent its time working out the defects in the prototype aircraft, working with Boeing engineers to make corrections for the final production model B-17B . One recommendation was the use of a checklist that the pilot and copilot would use together before takeoff, hopefully preventing accidents such as the one which resulted in the loss of the original Boeing Model 299.