The phrase "a more accurate example" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to provide a better or clearer illustration of a point or concept.
Example: "To clarify my argument, let me provide a more accurate example of the situation."
Alternatives: "a better example" or "a clearer illustration".
Had they known anything about the good old "civil" days when tobacco juice was sprayed, shins were kicked, and fists were swung as often as home runs were hit, the council might have looked elsewhere for a more accurate defining example of the decline of civility-say, for example, at the demonstrators of the 1960s who thought it gloriously patriotic to spit at cops from their moral high ground.
But it's 1993, not 1983, that offers a more accurate historical example.
Average the four answers to the division problem by adding those four quotients and dividing by 4, and that should give a more accurate result (for example, if your four divisions gave you: 3.1 + 3.15 + 3.1 + 3.2 = ____ /4 = ____? That's 12.55 / 4 = 3.1375, and can be rounded-off to 3.14).
which represents a more accurate result than for example [[8], p. 635], where the sharper inequality K < log2N, based solely on a comparison of the order of magnitude, is presented.
We could gain further understanding of the biological implications of this result by extending the model to incorporate a more accurate representation of the stem segment, for example by modelling multiple cell files with tissue-specific active transport.
For example, if a more accurate description of the energy consumption is to be incorporated, then more than two possible states of the carriers should be defined (e.g., idle, waking up, sleep entering, active (data), active (signaling), sleep, etc)., each of them with different energy profiles.
This is likely the reason why Minnesota functionals providing a more accurate treatment of electron correlation, for example, M08-SO, are among the best performing global hybrids for the CN x series, though the errors remain large (see Table 1).
Attempts to detect larger insertions are necessary for a more accurate estimation of the GVs; for example, an accurate analysis of the activity of transposable elements (which are larger than 1 kb) between these two strains would only occur if all the instances of insertions of any length in the Hawaiian genome were to be found.
To gain a more accurate, balanced perspective, the authors drawing on examples from Zappos, Morning Star, and other companies examine why these structures have evolved and how they operate, both in the trenches and at the level of enterprise strategy and policy.
You could argue that free-to-play is a lazy example of naming – a more accurate description of games like RuneScape 3, Celtic Heroes and Auto Club Revolution would be "pay-while-you-play", as the model essentially cuts out the initial £30 to £40 outlay, and lets you decide whether you like a game before you start getting stuck into it.
