The phrase "accurate among" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used when discussing the precision or correctness of something in relation to a group or category.
Example: "The results were found to be accurate among the various studies conducted on the topic."
Alternatives: "precise within" or "correct among".
It is most accurate among populations with a high prevalence of coronary disease.
Out would go requirements for audits of corporate financial controls, and for corporate executives to certify their financial statements are accurate, among other things.
Out would go requirements for audits of corporate financial controls and for corporate executives to certify that their financial statements were accurate, among other things.
Dustin Yellin gave his table the title "The Strangers," but "Children of Famous Dads" was more accurate: Among his tablemates were Liv Tyler; the art dealer Vito Schnabel; and Theo Wenner, the photographer and Rolling Stone progeny.
The numerical results show that PVM-2U-FL is the most efficient and accurate among them.
Mechanistic models are the most accurate among these three models for consideration of the detailed physics of each flow pattern.
The tapes, which church authorities have verified as accurate, are among the more revealing documents in the continuing scandal of sexual abuse by clerics and subsequent cover-ups by the church.
Dr. Bjork and others have shown that studying mixed sets of related things — paintings, birds, baseball pitches — greatly improves people's ability to make quick, accurate distinctions among them, compared with studying as usual, in blocks.
CPI readings were very accurate both among and between operators.
Common terminology is essential for accurate communication among researchers, scientists, engineers, and other decision makers.
This study also considers the stability of solutions to obtain more accurate results among those numerical algorithms.
