correction of an error

Amendment: Correction of an error in any pleading or legal document.

The morality-play name comes from a newspaper term: a skinback is a correction of an error made in an earlier story.

One of the latter is possibly a correction of an error in carving and not intended as a forfid.

At other times, the appearance of a late trade is simply the correction of an error in the initial allocation, Ms. Sherburne said.

If corrective action, adoption of a good technique or correction of an error, is not taken in a timely manner the alert is escalated.

The interviews with Mr. Bush and his doctors led to correction of an error Mr. Bush and his doctors made in public descriptions of his history of duodenal ulcers.

There is a hierarchy, though: space is given at the top of the story for the most serious corrections, marking this category out as special: included here are legal corrections, or corrections of an error that throws a key aspect of a story wholly into doubt.