The phrase "accuracy of application" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the precision or correctness of how something is applied, such as a method, technique, or tool.
Example: "The accuracy of application in this experiment is crucial for obtaining reliable results."
Alternatives: "precision of implementation" or "correctness of usage".
To validate the accuracy of application of trigonometric methods for a determined natural frequency and buckling load of MNBS, numerical solution of the characteristic polynomial are also conducted for a different number of nanobeams.
The accuracy of application prediction increases with the amount of collected data.
It is currently difficult for a potential user to determine the accuracy of application content prior to purchase.
To improve the accuracy of application outcomes, 831 files are augmented with the Master Beneficiary Records MBRR) and the Payment History Update System (PHUS).
30, 31 All of these factors could influence the accuracy of application of the equations.
Further concerns include difficulties for potential users to assess the accuracy of application content prior to purchase.
Higher dimension is better in the understanding of different states, but the classification accuracies of application can be lower as obtained in Ref [7].
This is the largest study to date of accuracy on application for residency and the first such multi-centered trial.
Importantly, we observe statistically significant improvements in prediction accuracy on application of LS-SVM over the LUT model for both reduced scattering (p<10−5) and absorption (p = 0.028) coefficients.
These high-throughput approaches vary substantially in number of markers, amount of information required for development, accuracy, ease of application and data analysis.
Theoretical methods rely upon inherent approximations that limit their accuracy, range of application, and computational efficiency.
