The phrase "a more accurate value" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing measurements, estimates, or data that require precision or improvement in accuracy.
Example: "After recalibrating the instrument, we were able to determine a more accurate value for the temperature."
Alternatives: "a more precise figure" or "a better estimate".
Gerald Gabrielse of Harvard University and colleagues used quantum electrodynamics the theory that describes the electromagnetic interaction between electrically charged particles and an experiment based on observations of an electron in a single-electron cyclotron to determine a more accurate value for the fine-structure constant.
Then, we estimate a more accurate value of MP S +P N by using this weight vector.
Poisson's ratio was assumed equal to 0.30 for lack of a more accurate value for the type of laminates used.
In order to obtain a more accurate value of the average diameter of the NPs, we used the modified Scherrer formula suggested by Ahmad et al. [27].
For this reason, L2 is replaced by L∞ norm because it gives a more accurate value of MZ since it directly minimizes PV.
The euro falling is not a reflection of highly indebted southern members of the euro, merely a resetting of the euro to levels that reflect a more accurate value in relation to the overall economic competitiveness of the euro zone.
The period, the more accurate value of which is 10.4 bases [ 9- 12], corresponds to the helical repeat of DNA in the nucleosome.
Selecting the correct appraiser can result in a more accurate property value and possibly a higher property value.
As a consequence of an exact calculation of the critical flow conditions, more accurate values of the discharged flowrate may be obtained.
It can acquire more accurate values and provide a platform potentially for dose calculation.
Standard addition takes the matrix effect into account and may provide more accurate values compared to a standard curve.
