You have specified a (definite, defined) correctness: that of the settings. It's tricky, indeed.
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AnonymousWhy do I need the definite article before the word 'correctness'?Because it's not just philosophically abstract and indefinite 'correctness' in general that you're talking about. It's the correctness of the settings. You are instantiating a property in a thing.
CalifJimYou are instantiating a property in a thing.That's a new word for me, but I sure do like it!
Philip CalifJimYou are instantiating a property in a thing.That's a new word for me, but I sure do like it!Thanks for the word, CJ. It's a new one for me, too.