The phrase "accuracy of entries" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the correctness or precision of data or information that has been recorded or inputted.
Example: "The accuracy of entries in the database is crucial for maintaining reliable records."
Alternatives: "correctness of inputs" or "precision of data".
It will allow anyone to contribute and edit entries, but experts vouching for the accuracy of entries will oversee major areas of content, according to ZDNet Asia.
The journal compared articles covering a range of sciences just as Wikipedia is under fire over over the accuracy of entries, including a long-running one falsely claiming a prominent journalist was a suspect in the Kennedy assassinations.
To further ensure the accuracy of entries, measures will be independently entered into a second database file and each measure entered into the master database will be compared to their corresponding second entry.
With uncertainty analysis of the RSB, the robustness of deployment site selection and the satisfaction of path constraints under uncertainties can be quantified in the entry mission design, thus enhancing the safety, reliability and accuracy of entry missions.
Accuracy of entry was assured by checking a sample of 5 (10%) of each batch of 50 questionnaires: batches yielding more than 1 error in the sample were returned for re-input of all 50 questionnaires.
To ensure the accuracy of data entry, double-entry method was adopted.
Furthermore, the output data depends on the quality and accuracy of clinical entries [ 20], which may vary by clinicians and services.
The second step evaluates the accuracy of database entries by comparing them to the electronic data source from which data are collected.
The consistency and accuracy of diary entries was monitored as part of the weekly home visits and included the engagement of the participant in the onscreen inspection of actigraphic light/activity data and their verification with diary notes.
