The phrase "accuracy transformation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to data analysis, statistics, or any field where the precision of information is being altered or improved.
Example: "The accuracy transformation of the dataset significantly improved the reliability of our results."
Alternatives: "precision adjustment" or "accuracy modification".
To show relevant considerations and support drawn conclusions about source of deterioration of inductive current transformers accuracy of transformation simple and effective procedure for designing inductive current transformer is discussed.
The problem presented in this paper concerns determination and analysis of mutually exclusive magnetic requirements on inductive current transformer accuracy for transformation of current in both mentioned conditions.
In the article the influence of the conductive disturbances on their accuracy of transformation of the distorted signal is described.
Therefore, it may be applied in the measuring system with the oscilloscope as a reference voltage dividers to determine accuracy of transformation of distorted and sinusoidal voltages up to 20 kHz by the 2 kV/100 voltagege transformers.
Essential for its resultant accuracy of transformation for sinusoidal differential voltage in frequencies range from 50 Hz to 20 kHz equal to ±5% is proper technique of converter's application.
13Although the availability of demographic and statistical data on mobile pastoralists is improving, it is impossible to document with any accuracy any transformations in the numbers of these populations over the last half century (Randall 2015).
Although the availability of demographic and statistical data on mobile pastoralists is improving, it is impossible to document with any accuracy any transformations in the numbers of these populations over the last half century.
As the volume of cancer genomics data grows, future analysis similar to the one presented here should capture with more accuracy epigenetic transformations underlying distinct types and stages of cancer.
