The phrase "to see a correction" means to expect or witness a change that fixes or improves something that was wrong or not accurate before. It typically refers to identifying and rectifying mistakes or inaccuracies.
Sentences with «to see a correction»
I expect to see some corrections in the market this year as valuations fall more in line with fundamentals. (newconstructs.com)
Experienced investors no longer see corrections as negative, but as a potential launch pad for exponential growth. (cryptosrus.com)
Perhaps he saved the original version of the article for his site and didn't see the correction a week later. (gelbspanfiles.com)