Corrected Version definition

Corrected Version. The term "Corrected Version" shall mean a version of the Software prepared primarily for the purpose of correcting Nonconformities where it is undesirable or impractical to delay the correction of such Nonconformities until the next New Release.
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Corrected Version means a version of the Software prepared primarily for the purpose of correcting Nonconformities where it is undesirable or impractical to delay the correction of such Nonconformities until the next New Release.
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Corrected Version means a version of the CTV Web Site prepared substantially for the purpose of correcting Nonconformities in the CTV Web Site.
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Examples of Corrected Version in a sentence

  • Licensee understands and acknowledges that Nonconformity corrections may be cumulative, and if Licensee fails to implement any Nonconformity correction, Corrected Version or New Release delivered by Paragon, subsequent Nonconformity corrections, Corrected Versions or New Releases may not be effective.

  • Paragon shall deliver such New Release or Corrected Version to Licensee at each Licensed Facility authorized to use the Product underlying the New Release.

  • During the course of testing and through Final Acceptance, Blue Zone will, to the extent practical, diligently prepare Corrected Versions on a commercially reasonable basis on a timetable taking into account the extent of any changes required to be made by Blue Zone to prepare a Corrected Version.