The phrase "accuracy points" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the precision or correctness of information, data, or assessments.
Example: "In the evaluation, we will award accuracy points based on how closely the answers match the correct responses."
Alternatives: "precision scores" or "correctness marks".
This paper presents a direct solution of the kinematic synthesis equations for Stephenson III six-bar function generators to achieve as many as 11 accuracy points.
Eleven configurations of this chain are selected to provide accuracy points for the synthesis of Stephenson II and III function generators that coordinate the two joint angles of the RR chain.
A numerically general multihomogeneous homotopy was used to obtain 834,441 nonsingular solutions, which were then used to construct an efficient parameter homotopy for specific tasks consisting of 11 accuracy points.
Finally, the strong association of WTA with participants' perception of test accuracy points to the potential value of information campaigns to correct misperceptions about the accuracy of HIV testing [66].
Flow's 1000+ accuracy points on it's sensitive, 2.75 inch polycarbonate touch-surface respond smoothly to hand gestures and touch.
Classification accuracy points (yj), i.e. the proportion of correctly classified samples, can be calculated at each training sample size x j using an independent test set or through n-fold cross validation.
But a critic might with equal accuracy point out that this is a play — improbable as it sounds — suffused with the dark implications, the irreversible enervations, of the Second Law of Thermodynamics.
Experimental results (about 76% of accuracy) point to the validity of the approach.
Nevertheless, the time step can be made smaller fromthe accuracy point of view.
The "accuracy" point is obvious — you desperately want to avoid the dreaded "restatement of earnings" that calls into question company competence.
The attitude control must keep the optical axes of the two spacecraft aligned with a microradian accuracy (pointing control).
