Not until the final verification was completed were the successful candidates informed of their selection.
No error. Initial not until correctly triggers inversion in the main clause: were the successful candidates informed.
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The committee suggested revising the evaluation criteria immediately.
No error. Suggest + gerund is correct.
The officer recommended that the documents be verified independently.
No error. Recommend that + subject + base verb is correct in the mandative subjunctive.
It is essential that every candidate submits the application before the deadline.
No error. The indicative submits is acceptable in standard English, particularly British English. The formal subjunctive alternative is submit.
The chairman insisted that the proposal be reviewed before approval.
No error. The passive mandative subjunctive be reviewed is correct after insisted that.
The department has received considerably fewer complaints this year.
No error. Considerably correctly modifies the comparative determiner fewer.
The population of this district is considerably larger than that of the neighbouring district.
No error. That correctly substitutes for population, creating a logical comparison.
The results were far better than the committee had anticipated.
No error. Far correctly intensifies the comparative better.
The officer is responsible for ensuring that all procedures are followed correctly.
No error. Responsible for + gerund is correct.
Having examined the evidence carefully, the committee reached a unanimous decision.
No error. The introductory participial phrase correctly refers to the subject committee.
The instructions were sufficiently clear for everyone to understand.
No error. The adverb sufficiently correctly modifies the adjective clear.
The question was too difficult for most candidates to solve within the allotted time.
No error. Too + adjective + for + noun + to-infinitive is correct.
The report was so detailed that even minor discrepancies were clearly identified.
No error. So + adjective + that correctly introduces a result clause.
The new scheme aims at improving access to quality education.
No error. Aim at + gerund is correct.
The manager assured the applicants that their documents would be reviewed fairly.
No error. Assure + person + that-clause is correct.
The officer explained to the candidates the revised procedure in detail.
No error. Explain to someone something is a grammatical, though less common, alternative to explain something to someone.
The manager reminded the employees to submit their reports before Friday.
No error. Remind + object + to-infinitive is correct.
The applicant admitted having submitted an incorrect document.
No error. Admit + perfect gerund correctly refers to acknowledging a completed action.
The committee is considering introducing a revised evaluation system.
No error. Consider + gerund is correct.
The officer is used to handling complex administrative matters.
No error. Be used to + gerund expresses familiarity with an activity.
The institution is dedicated to promoting scientific research.
No error. Dedicated to + gerund is correct.
The applicants were instructed to refrain from making unnecessary inquiries.
No error. Refrain from making is correctly formed.
The officer insisted on verifying the documents personally.
No error. Insist on + gerund is correct.
The department succeeded in implementing the scheme within the stipulated period.
No error. Succeed in + gerund is correct.