The phrase "a great accuracy" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct expression would be "great accuracy" without the article "a."
Example: "The results of the experiment were achieved with great accuracy."
Alternatives: "high accuracy" or "considerable accuracy."
The comparison reveals a great accuracy of the proposed method.
Nowadays, ultrasound is increasingly used with a great accuracy in performing nerve blocks for facet joint disease.
Machine Learning can be used to predict the rate of penetration (ROP) during drilling to a great accuracy as shown by Hegde, Wallace, and Gray (2015).
The produced ANN results for years 2005 2008 were compared with the results produced by a linear regression method, a support vector machine method and with real energy consumption records showing a great accuracy.
The computations done with the model presented here were validated with in situ experimental data, reporting a great accuracy: the maximum error was around 1% from all polarization curves studied.
The promising results reported allow to consider the Rivet Element able to simulate, with a great accuracy, actual structures with several rivet connections.
Now, after a year of campaigning, Hart is forcing a change to guidelines on media coverage that will encourage a greater accuracy in reporting domestic homicides.
The results showed that the modified model predicted the fatigue lives with a greater accuracy than the original model.
In developing the simulation for cleft lip and palate surgery, Dr. Cutting's team has focused on defining and capturing the dynamic behavior of skin and other tissues with a greater accuracy.
The data available in literature on dmax could be predicted to a greater accuracy by the model in comparison with existing models and correlations.
