"accuracy of language" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the careful and precise use of language in writing, speaking, or any other form of communication. For example: "The accuracy of language used in his speech was impressive."
When I was a graduate student at Harvard, accuracy of language and exactitude of facts were considered paramount.
Even in everyday conversation, it's clear how deeply Houstoun cares about the accuracy of language – she has a habit of unconsciously rubbing her fingers together as if testing the texture and flavour of the words she wants to use.
On this account, those violate the accuracy of language, which ought to be kept precise, who interpret these words for the measured quantities.
Translation from English to Vietnamese and initial checking for accuracy of language and meaning were undertaken by bilingual health researchers.
Language:- Some attention to the accuracy of language used is required; some words need removing, the authors should define what they mean by 'key species' (abstract) and appreciable knowledge (page 2) and replace the term 'cured' with 'treated'treated
Her poems often took her years to write and complete, and their formal perfection and the simple, limpid accuracy of their language have always drawn the admiration of other poets.
Beyond validation feedback, we demonstrate that using semantic inference in the target domain (e.g., program equivalence) can further improve the accuracy of natural language understanding.
The Bartov instrument measures were therefore somewhat different from the ORI measures in that the Bartov instrument measured students' perceptions of the accuracy of teleological language whereas the ORI measured students' use of teleological reasoning in their evolutionary explanations.
Previous task repetition studies have primarily investigated how repeating the same task affects complexity, accuracy, and fluency of language production, but whether different characteristics of task repetition have an effect on such performance measures has received little attention ( Bygate, 2001; Patanasorn, 2010).
What makes "Huckleberry Finn" so important in American literature isn't just the story, it's the richness, the detail, the unprecedented accuracy of its spoken language.
