The phrase "accuracy of the device" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the precision or correctness of a particular device's measurements or functions.
Example: "The accuracy of the device is crucial for ensuring reliable results in our experiments."
Alternatives: "precision of the device" or "reliability of the device".
Paired measurements were used for determining point and trend accuracy of the device.
Overall accuracy of the device was found to be ±4% of full scale.
The effects of the operating temperature on the accuracy of the device characteristics are thoroughly investigated.
Testing of the experimental batch shows that the accuracy of the device is ± 0.2 arcsec.
The accuracy of the device was 0.35-mm root mean square (RMS), as reported by the manufacturer.
So AsthmaMD focused on increasing the accuracy of the device and education, which is accessible from a QR code on the device.
This was an investigator-initiated observational study testing the accuracy of the devices in critically ill patients.
Although male doctors, German speaking physicians and those of rural areas were slightly over-represented, this did not influence the accuracy of the devices.
A total of 355 time-linked reference glucose CGM samples and 85 time-linked reference glucose POC samples were used to assess accuracy of the devices.
In this study we tested the accuracy of the devices in a cohort of critically ill patients treated according to a glucose control guideline targeting blood glucose levels between 90 and 144 mg/dL (ICU-A in [ 10]).
While the majority of the measurement error studies only assess the repeatability or accuracy of the devices using static-bench [ 9, 17, 35] or dynamic [ 19– 26, 36] experiments separately, the present study focused on a wider approach for statically and dynamically assessing the accuracy and repeatability of a device.
