The phrase "accuracy suffers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that the precision or correctness of something is diminished or negatively affected.
Example: "When the data is not properly validated, accuracy suffers, leading to unreliable results."
Alternatives: "accuracy declines" or "accuracy is compromised".
However, their accuracy suffers from distortions inherent to hemodynamic responses and noise.
It is found that ADT performs well for the cut-on acoustic modes generated by the entropy-blade interaction but its accuracy suffers for the cut-off acoustic modes, which could impact indirect combustion noise predictions for turbines with closely spaced blade rows.
However, accuracy suffers, making self-point correspondences in one image pair unsuitable for 3D information measurement tasks [14].
Even within stretches of a single color, the "sample size" for determining what color a pixel should be is totally distorted by boosted sensitivity, and color accuracy suffers as a result.
Medlock argues that the benefit to the user of doing that is too incremental in screen real-estate gains to be worthwhile since it's also disruptive to the interface, and likely that typing accuracy suffers.
This approach, although exhibiting good sensitivity and accuracy, suffers from some important shortcomings such as high cost, low stability, and the limited binding of HRP to solid surfaces.
His accuracy suffered because of this.
Once the team fell behind and his receivers were not making correct breaks on routes, Lindley got too aggressive and his accuracy suffered as he pressed to make a play.
Magnetic sector mass analyzers in particular, while noted for their high mass accuracy, suffer from large size, weight, and power requirements.
For Va images derived using the BFMF formula without ATB correction, qualitative and quantitative accuracy suffered from noise and from further systematic error in the measured and corrected input functions.
Consistency and accuracy suffer as a result.
