The phrase "accuracy varies" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the reliability or precision of data, measurements, or information that may differ in quality or correctness.
Example: "When conducting surveys, it's important to note that accuracy varies depending on the sample size and methodology used."
Alternatives: "precision differs" or "reliability fluctuates".
In Connecticut and New York, the accuracy varies from county to county and town to town.
Accuracy varies by political knowledge, though only for negative, and not positive ads.
Overall accuracy varies between 91.6 and 100% in training and leave-group-out cross validation.
Reflectance spectroscopy has demonstrated its ability to rapidly predict soil physio-chemical properties; however prediction accuracy varies among soil properties.
However, the classification accuracy varies across modes and is highest for vehicles and lower for pedestrians and cyclists.
While many of these give a good description of the pressure effect, their accuracy varies significantly for different bed materials.
The accuracy varies from hundreds of meters in areas with few cell phone towers, such as rural areas, but can be to within a block or even an individual building in urban areas.
Experimental results show that the measurement accuracy varies under different P&O sets and higher loads lead to poorer accuracy of dynamic gravity compensation.
Due to the statistics of photon counting, the integration time required to measure column density to a particular accuracy varies with depth as well as with bulk density.
The discriminant analysis using the 36-item instrument correctly classifies 90.6% of the sample (as compared to the original Latent Class Analysis results); accuracy varies by segment, ranging from 79%to99%9%.
First, a generic system model is developed and three alternative technical architectures are described, thereby illustrating that accuracy varies across architectures but can also be attended to outside system boundaries.
