The phrase "accuracy or scope" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quality or extent of information, data, or research.
Example: "In evaluating the research findings, we must consider both accuracy or scope to ensure comprehensive understanding."
Alternatives: "precision or breadth" or "correctness or range".
Metrics were either considered in terms of interpretability and or scope of accuracy in capturing useful information; views on accuracy did not always match with views on interpretability, and vice versa, see Figure 4.
M&A-based shaping strategies often require huge capital outlays and can rise or fall on the accuracy of assumptions about economies of scale or scope.
Ovrst "Overstated", 696 words indicating emphasis in realms of speed, frequency, causality, inclusiveness, quantity or quasi-quantity, accuracy, validity, scope, size, clarity, exceptionality, intensity, likelihood, certainty and extremity.
The player might add scopes, silencers, or laser sights; increase the weapon's range, accuracy, or magazine size; or decrease its recoil and reload time.
The main problem with "The Kennedys," the rumor-plagued, eight-part series that was rejected by the History Channel, which had commissioned it, before landing at ReelzChannel, is not one of politics or even accuracy but of scope.
He questioned if the authors had substituted accuracy for scope.
Renowned for its accuracy and scope, this book conveys the richness and complexity of ancient Egyptian life.
Computational models are improving in the accuracy and scope of predictions, but are also growing in complexity.
The accuracy and scope of the thermal models are improved, for the consideration of individual differences, integration to clothing models, exposure to cold and hot conditions, and the changes of physiological responses for the elders.
Kuhn's (1977) list of the values of science includes accuracy, consistency, scope, simplicity, and fruitfulness.
