The phrase "accuracy and confidence" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the reliability of information, data, or results, often in contexts like research, statistics, or decision-making.
Example: "The accuracy and confidence of the survey results were validated through multiple rounds of testing."
Alternatives: "precision and certainty" or "correctness and assurance."
At one-all, Tsonga broke Federer's serve with an eruption of power, accuracy, and confidence that he kept up for the rest of the match.
While it's true that accuracy and confidence can correlate within a single person's repertoire of recollections, confidence is a poor marker of accuracy when judging a single act of recollection or when comparing across witnesses.
Her devastating serve – a harmonic blend of mechanics, leg strength, accuracy and confidence famously modelled on Pete Sampras's – remains the greatest single stroke in the history of the sport.
Within milliseconds, results are returned with a significant degree of accuracy and confidence.
Digital tomosynthesis improves the diagnostic accuracy and confidence in chest radiography.
This helped localise functional abnormalities and clarified equivocal situations, thus improving the accuracy and confidence of the data interpretation.
The model has been rigorously tested to ensure the accuracy of and confidence in model outputs.
In general, more consistency in results obtained when using the CRED evaluation method is in line with the participants' perception of increased accuracy of and confidence in their assessment.
To test whether the anchoring and order cognitive biases experienced during search by consumers using information retrieval systems can be corrected to improve the accuracy of, and confidence in, answers to health-related questions.
To compare the use of a drugs calculator on a smartphone with use of the British National Formulary for Children (BNFC) for accuracy, speed and confidence of prescribing in a simulated paediatric emergency.
Comprehension was measured by accuracy of, and confidence in, judgements on the semantic relatedness task.
