The phrase "a sufficiently accurate value" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing measurements, estimations, or data that meet a certain level of precision for a specific purpose.
Example: "In order to make informed decisions, we need to ensure that we have a sufficiently accurate value for the project's budget."
Alternatives: "an adequately precise value" or "a suitably accurate figure".
For the unconstrained scenario of, the optimization lasts up to one half second for one grid point on an Intel(R Core(TM i5 CPU M540 processor with 2.53GHz and it is therefore still a time consuming numerical challenge to derive a sufficiently narrow grid over the three dimensional interim subspaces with sufficiently accurate values of the maximum conditional error functions to be integrated.
The SED in fact can be derived directly from nodal displacements, so that also coarse meshes are able to give sufficiently accurate values for it.
As it is hardly possible to obtain sufficiently accurate values of these parameters from geological or soil-profile information, thermal response tests have been developed that provide measurements in situ.
It relies on the fact that the Sobol' indices are variance-based, i.e., one can not expect to compute Sobol' indices accurately from a PCE expansion for which the variance Eq. (7) is not a sufficiently accurate approximation of the true value or at least comparable to the Gauss-Legendre quadrature approximation of the integral.
A suitable casing of black Perspex has been developed to give a sufficiently accurate estimate of the air kerma value at the detector position.
Therefore, a sufficiently accurate interpolation procedure has to be used in order to extend the values stored at the grid to the entire domain.
was shown to be a sufficiently accurate approximation for speech-like processes.
This in turn requires the MFT-ESA demodulation section to produce a sufficiently accurate demodulation result.
Unfortunately, these parameters do not describe the morphology of surfaces in a sufficiently accurate way.
It is expected to give a sufficiently accurate prediction on fatigue life of different crenellation patterns.
