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The phrase "a classification accuracy for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the performance of a classification model or algorithm in terms of its accuracy in predicting or categorizing data.
Example: "The study reported a classification accuracy for the machine learning model of 95% on the test dataset."
Alternatives: "an accuracy rate for classification" or "a classification success rate for".
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(a) Classification accuracy for MLP NN using FFT and IRS-FFT on uncompressed images.
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