The phrase "accuracy equivalent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are comparing the accuracy of two or more items or measurements to indicate that they are equal in terms of accuracy.
Example: "The accuracy equivalent of both methods was tested, and they produced similar results."
Alternatives: "equivalent accuracy" or "accuracy match".
Physicists can predict the characteristics of a single subatomic particle with an accuracy equivalent to, as Richard Feynman liked to say, estimating the distance between New York and Los Angeles within the width of a human hair.
A t-test has shown that the FT-NIR model has an accuracy equivalent to that of the reference method (ASTM D4052) in the analysis of ethanol fuel, while in the analysis of beverages, the FT-Raman model presents an accuracy equivalent to the reference method.
This three-dimensional model has an accuracy equivalent to a 3D boundary-element model, and a runtime similar to a 2D plane-strain analytical model.
Compared to the conventional staggered-grid FD method, a short staggered-grid CD operator achieves an accuracy equivalent to that of a long FD operator, with lower computational costs.
For the same 15 complexes previously used, the Sparkle/PM3 unsigned mean error, for all interatomic distances between the Tm III) ion and the directly coordinating oxygen or nitrogen atoms, is 0.08 Å, a level of accuracy equivalent to the Sparkle/AM1 figure of 0.07 Å, as well as to results from present day ab initio effective core potential calculations.
In a previous report we show the ability to simulate the SE response of prototypical samples based on far-field projections of near-field simulation based on the FDTD method with accuracy equivalent to ∼0.5 monolayer precision in film thickness up to 70° angle of incidence (AoI).
Association rule-based classifiers have achieved accuracies equivalent to traditional SVM methods for common biological problems [ 71].
When item preselection was held constant, accuracy was equivalent for judging affect and judging personality.
In comparison with commonly used multiple linear regression models, the Bayesian statistical models'predictive accuracy is equivalent in general.
This extremely high and individualized mass accuracy is equivalent to a substantial increase in database identification score.
Accuracy reduction (equivalent to output error increasing) decreases with increasing angular velocity or decreasing quadrature error almost the same for two types of gyroscope.
