corrections on vs corrections to

Both 'corrections on' and 'corrections to' are commonly used phrases in English, but they are used in different contexts. 'Corrections on' is used when referring to the act of making corrections directly on a document or piece of work. On the other hand, 'corrections to' is used when referring to the specific changes or adjustments that need to be made to a document or work.

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corrections on

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English when referring to making corrections directly on a document or piece of work.

This phrase is used when talking about the act of making corrections directly on a document or piece of work. For example, 'I made some corrections on the report before submitting it.'

Examples:

She made some corrections on the essay before handing it in.
Please make corrections on the spreadsheet before sending it out.
The teacher provided corrections on the students' homework assignments.
I need to make some corrections on this drawing before finalizing it.
He noticed some corrections on the contract that needed to be addressed.

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Moreover, there were some corrections on the CIF prices provided by the interested parties.
corrections on the seasonal coefficients of performance in conditions where the heating load can not be met by the heating capacity;
In such cases, the Commission has to determine corrections on the basis of extrapolation or at flat rates.
In other cases the Commission may make corrections on the basis of the findings of national audit bodies, as where an EU audit body establishes the irregularity.
At or after the closure of a project, the European Commission may also apply further corrections on the basis of its own or the Court of Auditors' audits on the spot.
Preferrably perform all cropping, color and intensity curve corrections on the image before using this plug-in.
We also have some technical corrections on agencies.
In such cases, the Commission has to determine corrections on the basis of extrapolation or at flat-rates.
The Commission shall make financial corrections on Member States in order to exclude from Union financing expenditure incurred in breach of applicable law.
Although the common position constitutes a good basis, certain revisions and corrections on points of detail are called for.
Pursuant to this procedure, the Commission has published a decision (27 July 2006) imposing financial corrections on Member States for inadequate controls and failure to apply Community legislation.
Have these problems been the reason for imposing financial corrections on Greece?
Last-minute negotiations have been held with all the groups and, in my capacity as rapporteur, I should like to table a number of technical corrections on five points.
I pinned all the way there, and I had to do a couple of corrections on the way.
In 2008 we have already imposed financial corrections on the ERDF and ESF - the cohesion funds - for EUR 843 million and an estimated EUR 1.5 billion more is in the pipeline.
The Commission shall base its financial corrections on individual cases of irregularity identified, taking account of the systemic nature of the irregularity to determine whether a flat rate or extrapolated correction should be applied.
The Commission shall base its financial corrections on individual cases of irregularity identified, taking account of the systemic nature of the irregularity to determine whether a flat-rate or extrapolated correction should be applied.
2. The Commission shall base its financial corrections on individual cases of irregularity identified, taking account of the systemic nature of the irregularity to determine whether a flat rate or extrapolated correction should be applied.
2. The Commission shall base its financial corrections on individual cases of irregularity identified, taking account of the systemic nature of the irregularity to determine whether a flat-rate or extrapolated correction should be applied.
The Commission shall base its financial corrections on individual cases of identified irregularity and shall take account of whether an irregularity is systemic.

Alternatives:

edits on
changes on
revisions on
amendments on
modifications on

corrections to

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English when referring to the specific changes or adjustments that need to be made to a document or work.

This phrase is used when talking about the specific changes or adjustments that need to be made to a document or work. For example, 'I need to make corrections to the spreadsheet before sending it out.'