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Meanings of corrective action in English

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Usage of corrective action in English
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All alerts led to a change in approach as a corrective action.
Pubmed
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Grade C represents suboptimal control with a recommendation for a corrective action.
Pubmed
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The FDA warned the company it had failed to take corrective action.
Reuters
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Additional corrective action, as recently announced, is clearly necessary, he said.
Reuters
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Beresford Williams CSA said corrective action would be taken, following the latest controversy.
The South African
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It warned the company it had failed to take corrective action.
Reuters
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Pressure has built for his government to take corrective action.
Reuters
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A spokesman for Google said it had taken corrective action.
The South African
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And among children, crippling defects are often discovered too late for any corrective action.
State of the Union Addresses
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The figure could reach €1 million this year unless corrective action is taken.
The Irish Times
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They fear major accidents will happen without corrective action.
Jamaica Observer
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The company said it took corrective action, and the FDA inspected the plant in May.
Reuters
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The EPA requires facilities that exceed that threshold to take corrective action, the report said.
Reuters
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More often, it requires operators to reduce pressure, or issues warnings and corrective action orders.
Reuters
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MMM said it had taken corrective action to comply.
Reuters
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It also found that Ball State had taken corrective action and had not acted negligently.
Reuters
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