Korrastusi

Korrastusi is a plural Estonian noun referring to multiple corrections or adjustments made to something to improve accuracy, quality, or functionality. The term is commonly used in editing, documentation, software development, and process improvement to denote a set of changes intended to fix issues or refine a product or text.

The word stems from the verb korrastama, meaning to correct or fix. The corresponding noun korrastus denotes the act of correction or adjustment, and korrastusi is the plural form used when counting several such changes. It is a neutral, formal term that can appear in professional reports, academic writing, and technical documentation.

In practice, korrastusi can appear in various contexts. In editing and proofreading, it refers to corrections of factual errors, spelling, punctuation, and stylistic inconsistencies. In software and data handling, korrastusi may describe patches or refinements added to improve reliability or usability. In project management or governance, it can denote adjustments to plans, procedures, or specifications based on feedback or testing.

Related terms include korrastus (the act of correcting), korrastama (to correct or fix), parandus (repair or remedy), and muudatus (change or modification). Korrastusi is most often encountered in formal writing, technical reports, and documentation where a record of changes is maintained.