The phrase "accuracy of pressure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the precision or correctness of pressure measurements or readings.
Example: "The accuracy of pressure readings is crucial for ensuring the safety of the equipment."
Alternatives: "precision of pressure" or "correctness of pressure".
But in spite of recent improvements in pressure prediction techniques, most of these models fail to provide the desired accuracy of pressure drop, and further improvement is still needed.
Solid phase velocity estimated with the force balance equation is effective for improving the accuracy of pressure drop prediction even though the drag force of the solid phase was estimated based on the single particle terminal velocity.
The error associated with the selected correlation is also quantified for every correlation in each data sub-cluster so the engineer would expect the accuracy of pressure drop prediction when utilizing this approach.
The accuracy of pressure transducer is ± 0.5%, the accuracy of length is ± 0.1%, the accuracy of mass flow rate is ± 1.06%, and the error of frictional resistance coefficient can be obtained from Eq. (14) and is approximately ± 1.29%.
Zero offset correction of diving depth measured by time-depth recorders is required to remove artifacts arising from temporal changes in accuracy of pressure transducers.
Oosterlinck et al. [ 3] determined the accuracy of pressure plate kinetic asymmetry indices and their correlation with the scores of visual gait assessment in dogs with unilateral hindlimb lameness.
The first application case involves the limit load prediction of imperfect tubes (with ovalized cross-sectional shape) under external pressure and discusses the accuracy of the pressure vessel code formula.
To compare 5 laparoscopic insufflators with different gas flow rates with regard to accuracy of preset pressure setting versus real intraoperative intraabdominal pressure.
The novelty of the method is that steady-state conditions are controlled by applying a constant water flow (controlled by a Syringe pump) rather than the applied pressure gradient because the measurement accuracy of the pressure is much higher of the extremely low flow.
Despite intensive efforts to promote proper techniques for the measurement of blood pressure, widespread concern about the quality and accuracy of blood pressure measurement in "real life" clinical settings continues.
As pressure data is very important in estimating GPS-derived PWV, to separate the hydrostatic and wet components of the signal delay, we investigated the accuracy of the pressure measurements at CTGR and the feasibility of adjusting CTGR pressure measurements to different heights in order to have sufficiently accurate pressure measurements for each GPS station.
