The phrase "accuracy of expectations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how closely actual outcomes align with what was anticipated or predicted.
Example: "The accuracy of expectations in our sales forecasts has improved significantly this quarter."
Alternatives: "precision of predictions" or "correctness of assumptions".
Our study investigates also the accuracy of expectations; i.e., whether or not expectations are in line with the observed behavior.
Next, we analyze the accuracy of expectations by comparing the elicited beliefs with the actual donation of dictators.
We emphasize that statistical physics of crime can relevantly inform the design of successful crime prevention strategies, as well as improve the accuracy of expectations about how different policing interventions should impact malicious human activity that deviates from social norms.
Further research on the connection between expectations and own behavior (including the possibility of a casual relationship between the two), on the existence and characteristic of cooperative phenotypes, and on the accuracy of expectations is needed to shed light on these issues.
Patient decision aids (P-DAs) inform patients about healthcare choices and they have been shown to improve patients' knowledge of medical choices, accuracy of expectations of risks and benefits of choices, and participation in decision-making [ 1].
In this study, Waligóra and his team investigated how phase I trials for children differed from the same adult trials, examining the accuracy of patient expectations and assessing the ways that current regulations are affecting these ratios.
However, the accuracy of surgeons' expectations in predicting postoperative satisfaction of patients has not been studied.
The accuracy of this expectation and plan depends on whether the team's capacity is well-known as well as the level of detail (or grooming) the scope has been through during estimation.
In a current paper, we test the accuracy of our voter expectations model vs. the leading models based on British voter intentions from 1950 to 2015.
Presently, a simple form of a variance reduction strategy is proposed such that the ensemble size may be significantly reduced without affecting the accuracy of the predicted expectations of any function of the response vector process provided that the function can be adequately represented through a power-series approximation.
These researchers also conclude that replacing ARV by empirically estimated site factors improves the accuracy of seismic intensity expectation.
