The phrase "accuracy determined" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the process of assessing or measuring the accuracy of something.
Example: "The accuracy determined through the experiment was higher than expected, leading to more reliable results."
Alternatives: "accuracy assessed" or "accuracy evaluated".
Three clades (green), Drosophila, Nasonia, and Hexapoda, were combined, and the average model accuracy determined.
The accuracy determined at three concentrations was within ± 6.1% in terms of relative error.
He even explains the various types of dream, with their accuracy determined by the physical state of the brain.
The 3-dimensional accuracy determined by best-fit alignment method and volumetric changes were identified by volumetric measurements.
Interday precision and accuracy, determined from analysis of quality control (QC) samples, yielded coefficients of variation (CV) of less than 5.3% and accuracy within a 2.4%.
The optimal accuracy (determined by leave-one-out cross-validation) of 0.6 was obtained for the BCell panel at a filtering rate of 0.95, in which case the moderated F-test gave 159 genes (Table S2).
The agency set up six tests to determine the technology's overall accuracy, determining afterward that "it was not ready for a D.H.S. customer" — meaning that police departments should not buy it.
The existing calibration methods depend on special calibration equipments, whose accuracy determines the calibration accuracy.
Since all of the above parameters have direct impact on the estimation accuracy, determining appropriate parameter values become critical.
In sequence alignments, both time and accuracy determine the successful performance of the method.
The precision of intra- and inter-batch assays ranged from 4.02 to 7.33% and accuracies determined at three concentrations ranged between 91.9% and 106%.
