Asking for feedback on a meeting summary?

Question

I've got to write a meeting summary, and amongst the recipient will be my boss. To ensure that I was accurate, I would like to ask for feedback from my recipient. I've got the following sentence: > In case of omission or mistake, please contact me. The problem is that this sentence doesn't quite please me. I would have liked to use the word _correction_ instead of _mistake_, but then it wouldn't have been in the same level, as there is _omissions_ but there is a "need for corrections". Furthermore I don't like the "please contact me" although I don't have a better way to say what I want. I don't want to be contacted as much as I want any mistakes to be pointed to me. It's at that point that I thought to myself, that there could be a standard formulation for such request. So first I would like to now, in a formal and polite context, would my sentence fit with my intent? And second, is there any standard formulation?

Answer 1

I think it is appropriate to say either:

Please let me know if you would like to make any corrections. (Leave out omissions)

Please notify me if you notice any omissions or if you have corrections.