The phrase "accuracy of wording" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the precision or correctness of language used in a particular context, such as writing or speech.
Example: "The accuracy of wording in the report is crucial for conveying the intended message clearly."
Alternatives: "precision of language" or "correctness of phrasing".
And today he accused Mr. Gore of "parsing" his words on abortion, suggesting that he focused more on the technical accuracy of words rather their truth.
Accuracy of word recognition reached something of a tipping point in recent years, going from 80percentt in 2009 to 95percentt in 2014, said Christopher Manning, a Stanford computer science professor and natural language expert.
v4.3 also improves the accuracy of word prediction when Flow users miss the space bar, according to Medlock.
Decoding is a skill measured by accuracy of word identification in English or character identification in Chinese.
The Boston Naming Test was used to provide information about ease and accuracy of word retrieval.
This study expanded on the Carlisle and Stone (2005) study by examining accuracy of word reading by looking at words presented in context versus words presented in isolation.
Five percent of the English transcripts were randomly chosen to check against the taped focus group, by a different bilingual and bicultural research assistant, for accuracy of words and concepts being discussed in the translation.
Baseline parameters of the training procedure are evaluated for the threshold character size for single letters, isolated words and paragraphed text, for the accuracy of words recognition during paragraphed text reading and for the oculomotor strategies while reading isolated words and paragraphed text.
Don't think too much about the accuracy of words and sentence structure as this will block your thinking and speaking.
All we are standing by is the accuracy of the wording.
