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The phrase "a feverish accuracy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a level of precision or detail that is intense or obsessive, often in a context where such accuracy is unexpected or extreme.
Example: "The scientist's report was filled with a feverish accuracy that left no room for doubt about the findings."
Alternatives: "an obsessive precision" or "a frenzied exactness".
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You know the whole series forwards, backwards and inside out with a feverish accuracy.
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