The phrase "accuracy applied" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to emphasize the practical application of accuracy in a specific situation or field.
Example: "In scientific research, accuracy applied is crucial for obtaining reliable results."
Alternatives: "precision in practice" or "applied precision".
But if you do want to concern yourself with where machine intelligence is headed, then thinking about how algorithmic scale, speed and accuracy — applied over more and more aspects of human lives — will impact and shape the societies we live in is certainly a question worth pondering.
Nishiura H. Joint quantification of transmission dynamics and diagnostic accuracy applied to influenza.
We created priors which were 50, 60, 70, 80, 90 and 100% accurate, and the accuracy applied to both zero and non-zero links.
This accuracy applies only to irises that have been dead for 16 hours or more.
The plotted level of accuracy applies for observations that have been processed or reprocessed after 2013-Oct-27.
In addition to having high accuracy, applying WRF-ANN is also expected to reduce computational costs.
We intend to vet the major speeches at both conventions for factual accuracy, applying the same standards to both.
Objective To assess the accuracy of the Wells rule for excluding deep vein thrombosis and whether this accuracy applies to different subgroups of patients.
The high accuracy applies since the introduction of an incentivised disease register for COPD as part of Quality and Outcomes Framework in 2004.
We report two types of results: the generic accuracy of TM tools and accuracy specifically applied to the HHPID.
Accordingly, we bootstrapped the RF interrelations (i.e. accuracy) and applied a subset bootstrap on node strength and expected influence (i.e. stability), with 2000 bootstraps each.
