The phrase "accuracy approaches" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the degree to which a measurement or estimate is close to the true value or target.
Example: "As the experiment progressed, the accuracy approaches of the results became increasingly evident, indicating a high level of precision."
Alternatives: "accuracy levels" or "precision estimates".
Base measurement accuracy approaches ±1% and is limited by precise equipment calibration and refinement of the measurement technique.
Across the tests, the embedded height-function technique outperforms contemporary methods and its accuracy approaches the accuracy that the traditional height-function technique exemplifies on uniform cartesian meshes.
Asymptotically, when, the accuracy approaches zero, so that the effect of propagation delays is perfectly compensated.
Moreover, when the second nearest neighbor is taken into account, on the same datasets the average classification accuracy approaches 100%.
Our results clearly show that overall nucleotide accuracy approaches that of the Bermuda standard for accuracy of finished sequence—(i.e., 1 error in 10 kb).
As general trend, we have observed that the accuracy approaches
In a recent report, the company contends that the adjustable lenses can correct vision with accuracy approaching that of those made with traditional methods.
On the basis of a rotational analysis of these data, frequencies are predicted for the lowest pure rotational transitions with an accuracy approaching ±30 MHz.
The sealed LIBS setup was also transferred to a steel plant for application testing, and the obtained accuracy approached the plant's accuracy requirements.
Qualitative and quantitative metrics for the accuracy of 3D reconstruction are provided, with measured registration accuracy approaching 120 μm for a 1-cm piece of tissue.
With an accuracy approaching that of X-ray diffraction on amylose crystals, we determined that the pitch of the helix in solution is 1.3 angstroms/ring.
