The phrase "accuracy of event" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the precision or correctness of a specific occurrence or incident.
Example: "The accuracy of the event reported in the news was later called into question by several eyewitnesses."
Alternatives: "precision of the event" or "correctness of the event".
The left-hand bars represent the accuracy of event detection in the individual task (blue, condition 1) and the Dual-task (red, condition 3).
Under such condition, we made every effort to increase accuracy of event adjudication.
The accuracy of event timing is important to ensure events are counted during the correct usage time.
Stimulus presentation was implemented with DMDX software (http://www.u.arizona.edu/∼kforster/dmdx/dmdx.htm), and stimulus presentation was synchronized with the onset of the functional run to ensure accuracy of event timing.
Identifying allusions and determining the accuracy of events places too great a burden on you and on me.
Do you think people are prepared for a public debate on the historical accuracy of events described in the Bible?
Research confirmed the accuracy of events and details given in the manuscript, and revealed that Reed decided to change certain parts of his story when he committed it to paper.
As high-throughput sequencing methods become more commonly used, it is important to assess the accuracy of events detected with this method by experimental confirmation of events indicated by paired-end data.
Moreover, to evaluate the accuracy of splicing event identification, the junction sequences for splicing events are aligned to EST sequences by BLAT, and E-values are then computed.
SAW is not only a standalone method for splicing event identification, but could also be embedded into other splicing event identification method as a short read filter to increase the speed and accuracy of splicing event identification.
18 In summary, our results suggest that when the accuracy of an event in clinical trials is critical, even for a relatively common and serious medical event such as MI or stroke, self-reports cannot be relied upon and should be independently verified from the medical records.
