The phrase "a range of accuracy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the degree of precision or correctness in measurements, calculations, or assessments.
Example: "The instrument provides a range of accuracy that ensures reliable results in various conditions."
Alternatives: "a level of precision" or "a spectrum of correctness."
The animals showed a range of accuracy in moving the cursor, with poorer results linked to increased novelty of the task.
The company's "zestimates," which are reached through a proprietary algorithm, currently have a range of accuracy of plus or minus 8.5 percent when compared with actual sale prices.
A range of accuracy metrics was calculated to assess the SVM-based model which widely outperforms the commonly used GARP model.
In addition, the (computational) work- temporal) precision character of several schemes in solving a strongly coupled CHT problem is compared over a range of accuracy requirements.
An experimental evaluation on synthetic and real-life event logs shows that this discover-and-structure approach consistently outperforms previous approaches with respect to a range of accuracy and complexity measures.
Furthermore, the (computational) work- temporal) precision character of several time integration schemes in solving the CHT test-case is compared over a range of accuracy requirements; for time-accurate solutions, the fourth and fifth order IMEX schemes are 1.5 times more efficient than Crank–Nicolson and 2.7 times more efficient than BDF2.
Studies evaluating the usefulness of percutaneous biopsy have shown a range of accuracies[ 44, 99, 100 ].
The economic estimation in this article is classified as a ''study estimate'' which had a range of expected accuracy from +30%to−20%0%.
Although these predictors can provide a range of prediction accuracy levels, independent statistical work is needed to examine MTP characters, whose understanding is mostly based on crystal structures and also to some extent on sequences.
'Validation is a demonstration that a model within its domain of applicability possesses a satisfactory range of accuracy consistent with the intended application of the model' (e.g. Sargent 1984 Curry et al. 1989).
Finally, we built an error compensation model to reduce accumulated errors using continuous correction to provide self-positioning of the shearer within a certain range of accuracy.
