The phrase "accuracy of this practice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the precision or correctness of a particular method or procedure in a specific context.
Example: "The accuracy of this practice is essential for ensuring reliable results in our experiments."
Alternatives: "precision of this method" or "correctness of this approach".
Cross-checking the accuracy of the practice registers against the electoral roll suggested that 'ghosts' may have partially contributed to non-response but certainly not to the extent reported in previous studies in the adult general population, where over half of non-respondents could not be matched to the electoral roll [ 33].
No information is available on the accuracy of the practices participating in this study.
The committee had no way to evaluate the reliability and accuracy of these practices, or of the estimates of reductions in the amount of sediment and nutrients reaching the bay.
We assessed the accuracy of this costly modality in practice.
It wasn't much to look at, but it offered everyday classics of the Neapolitan kitchen - pasta e fagioli, spaghetti alle vongole, penne all'arrabbiata, orecchiette alle friarielli, pasta al forno, polpette fritte, provola ai ferri/al forno, polipo in cassola - cooked with the casual care and accuracy of long practice.
Where required, using a more number of efficient measures may benefit to the accuracy of summarizing practice.
The application of the proposed method for early detection of ischemic stroke is demonstrated to improve efficiency and accuracy of clinical practice.
Resolving the above problems could improve the accuracy of SNB practice in gastric cancer.
For example, in Table 5, 74% of the respondents felt the software affected the accuracy of their practice documents.
The accuracy of general practice registers has not been routinely audited, however previous studies have demonstrated a true address error rate ranging from 11 26% [ 26, 27].
