The phrase "accuracy and certainty" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the reliability or precision of information, data, or results.
Example: "In scientific research, accuracy and certainty are crucial for validating the findings."
Alternatives: "precision and reliability" or "exactness and confidence."
He dropped hints about a new battery of tests, monitoring Tian Tian's prostaglandin metabolites, a compound that helps induce labour in humans, which he believed would help track the progress of panda pregnancies with more accuracy and certainty than ever before.
The need for a critical eye is particularly apparent when considering the advances in realism, since opportunities for realistic visualisations are rarely matched by the availability of suitably detailed data, and viewers' perceptions of factors such as accuracy and certainty are also affected by the level of realism in an image.
As another indicator of the potential association between accuracy and certainty I calculated the correlation between the median and the inter-quartile range of the individual subjective distributions.
Because of this, various sport bodies have started to introduce technology into the sport to help increase the accuracy and certainty of calls by referees.
It is true that CIM-NPCIs are substantially wider for Q1 and Q2 across all four sub-simulations, but this should be viewed as an acceptable cost for accuracy and certainty.
A study of 45 patients [ 92] reported that PET/CT imaging increases the accuracy and certainty of locating lesions.
One of the main advantages of using TLS is that it is capable of capturing large areas of survey-quality (accuracy and positional certainty) data.
The Kappa for the yes/no capacity to consent decision can be estimated with ±11% accuracy and 95% certainty assuming 60% raw agreement between two raters and an expected Kappa of 0.70.
But certainty, accuracy and fairness are all more important than speed.
Yet the research shows little connection between certainty and accuracy, and shows that witnesses can be made to feel more certain than they were at first.
Whereas individual genotypes can be known with a high certainty [ 6], other characteristics such as knowledge of one's average blood pressure, caloric intake or family history are known with much less accuracy and with varying degrees of certainty.
