The phrase "accuracy knowledge of" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to knowledge that is accurate, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The accuracy knowledge of the data was questioned during the review process."
Alternatives: "knowledge of accuracy" or "accurate understanding of".
For example, to achieve high quality data, it is assumed that staff should have a high level of confidence to conduct data accuracy checks, knowledge of different methods by which to check data accuracy, and support from an organizational culture that emphasizes high quality data.
Similarly, it is very likely that there will be biological situations where individuals may differ in their inherent qualities [35] [38], where the group has more than two options to choose between [39], or where there are differences in both information accuracy and knowledge of the group consensus between individuals [35].
There was no correlation between accuracy of knowledge of stage of disease (local, locoregional or metastatic) and QoL.
In a hypothesis-generating analysis, we used similar methodology to explore relationships between accuracy of knowledge of disease and probability of cure with the four domains of QoL defined by the FACT-G: physical, emotional, social/family and functional.
His oral defense "suprized the Whole Audience, both for the Accuracy of Knowledge, and Clearness of Expression, that appeared through the Whole" (Hoadly 1730, iii-iv).
To characterize the accuracy of clinician knowledge of anesthesia drug and equipment costs at one institution.
The accuracy of the knowledge of mass transfer parameters (effective moisture diffusivity, mass transfer Biot number and mass transfer coefficient) in the case of frying food, is essential and important for designing, modeling and process optimization.
Intuitive searching: Searches can be refined using suggested limits that ensure accuracy without requiring knowledge of the Library of Congress subject headings, as is currently the case with the online catalog.
It would be easy to join the ridicule of Fryer's study, but I am more concerned about the accuracy of his knowledge of real-life schools and wonder whether it explains a consistent flaw in the economist's methodology.
