Kinematics correction term σ_axi^P/σ_sph^P − 1 versus the projected axis ratio q′ as a result of combining the two curves in Figure 7 (lower panel). We use the misalignment angle between the kinematics major axis and the photometric major axis of the SLACS lenses measured in Knabel et al. (2025b), and a simple model for the fraction of oblates in a population (see Appendix B), to determine the weight used to combine the two curves. The solid dots in the lower panel are the median of the conditional probability P(σ_axi^P/σ_sph^P − 1|q′), while the shaded area is the 1σ interval. The upper panel is to illustrate the distribution of the projected axis ratios of the early-type SLACS lenses from Bolton et al. (2008). Averaging over all these SLACS lenses, and under the choice of β = 0, we obtain the median correction to be ${({\sigma }_{\mathrm{axi}}^P/{\sigma }_{\mathrm{sph}}^P-1)}_{\mathrm{SLACS}}={-0.016}_{-0.007}^{+0.009}$.