The phrase "ability to accurately detect" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing someone's or something's capacity to identify or recognize specific information or signals with precision.
Example: "The software's ability to accurately detect anomalies in the data is crucial for maintaining system integrity."
Alternatives: "capacity to precisely identify" or "skill in accurately recognizing".
The ability to accurately detect cardiotoxicity has become increasingly important in the development of new drugs.
Emergency physicians have also demonstrated the ability to accurately detect pericardial effusions not secondary to penetrating trauma [117 119].
As purely cystic nodules are also confidently benign, the ability to accurately detect cystic spaces within a nodule is an important facet of the ultrasound assessment.
Such models are useful for the evaluation of whether and to what extent a marker's ability to accurately detect or discard disease depends on patient characteristics.
BoDMaS is evaluated from different aspects demonstrating its ability to accurately detect and counteract selfishness in replication operations for ASNET environments.
The ability to accurately detect and quantify target DNA in mixed-species samples is crucial when target DNA may be overwhelmed by non-target DNA.
Moreover, most existing clone detection techniques focus overly on merely detecting clones and this impairs their ability to accurately find "vulnerable" clones.
In the seventh round assessors focused their attention on the ability of laboratories to accurately detect mutations and, in particular, on the ability to interpret the results.
The ability of PCCOpre to accurately detect changes in CO due to fluid loading was hampered in the presence of IAH, however, whereas it was preserved at baseline.
In health care systems in which the general practitioner (GP) acts as the gatekeeper to mental health care, the ability of GPs to accurately detect and diagnose psychiatric disorders is crucial.
The aim was also to assess the ability of CMR to accurately detect the AAR, using a 3-T scanner and the T1-weighted Modified Look-Locker Inversion-Recovery (MOLLI) sequence.
