The phrase "accuracy of the generic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the precision or correctness of general statements, concepts, or classifications.
Example: "The accuracy of the generic terms used in the report was questioned by several experts in the field."
Alternatives: "precision of the general" or "correctness of the generic".
The efficiency and accuracy of the generic model developed is demonstrated by a comparison with a finite element model undertaken using ABAQUS.
On the global level, the accuracy of the generic model w.r.t. the longitudinal stress distribution over ships height is compared with a standard full ship FE model.
Furthermore, the accuracy of the generic impedance-based model in predicting optimal AV and VV intervals was poor.
To evaluate the accuracy of the generic index in a city-specific context, we used factor scores, derived from a factor analysis using census tract level characteristics, as independent variables, and heat hospitalizations (with census tracts categorized as zero-, morerate-, or high-incidence) as dependent variables in a multinomial logistic regression model.
Nevertheless, it was demonstrated in [15 20] that the accuracy of a generic (pedestrian or vehicle) detector would drop-off quickly when it was applied to a specific traffic scene, in which the available data would mismatch the training source one.
Predicting hospitalization for heat-related illness at the census-tract level: accuracy of a generic heat vulnerability index in Phoenix, Arizona (USA).
To our knowledge, no study has ever evaluated the accuracy of generic paediatric scoring systems in predicting death for the whole PICU population, and for time periods different from those for which the scores were developed.
We report two types of results: the generic accuracy of TM tools and accuracy specifically applied to the HHPID.
The experimental results show that our calibration method is efficient to improve the 3D measurement accuracy of generic digital SLRs.
