'accuracy of determination' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to refer to how precisely something is determined or measured. For example: "By using advanced technologies, we were able to increase the accuracy of determination on our sample."
The effectiveness of this design depends on the accuracy of determination of these three parameters.
For example, it has been shown experimentally that the electric strength of air is in fact a physical constant comparable in accuracy of determination with most of the constants of Nature.
These assumed relationships lack theoretical basis, and reduce the accuracy of determination of the thrust force of sliding mass in the reinforced structure design.
It is observed that the accuracy of determination depends strongly on the employed specific eigenvalue combination and relatively weakly on the discrete velocity stencil.
A simple method ensuring a high accuracy of determination of the mass transfer coefficients, kd, and the surface reaction constants, kr, during crystallization has been elaboarated.
δD value variations in the Black Sea water reach 8‰ at accuracy of determination 0.3‰.
Although this technique contributes to the statistics and accuracy of determinations, at single-cell level, it does not provide information regarding the structure in the biofilm and distribution of the distinct subpopulations.
However, achieving a rapid and reliable method for PrPSc detection has been hampered by difficulties in discriminating infectious PrPSc from endogenous PrPC, low titers of PrPSc in blood, and the presence of lipid and protein contaminants that can complicate the accuracy of determinations.
The developed RSM, ANFIS and ANN models described the process with high accuracy (coefficient of determination, R2 > 0.99 and average absolute deviation, AAD = 2.72 23.96%).
Only values with the highest accuracy (coefficient of determination of 0.9 or greater) were included.
The resolution of the resultant reconstructed image is ultimately determined by the accuracy of position determination of the individual molecules, a value that is limited by the number of photons that can be emitted by a single molecule before photobleaching.
