Instead of trying to correct one item at a time, read for those patterns of error you tend to make. Use a hierarchy of error patterns.
Some errors count more with some readers than others do.
The hierarchy shifts if there is an accumulation of error of one type or if the pattern of error is especially prejudicial. Reading aloud enables us to hear mistakes that we sometimes do not catch when reading silently. Read in cycles, reading backward sentence by sentence. First identify errors by marking them in the margins with checkmarks or editing symbols. Once all the errors are identified, go back and fix them.