The phrase "accurate and valid" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the reliability or correctness of information, data, or results.
Example: "The research findings must be both accurate and valid to ensure their credibility in the scientific community."
Alternatives: "correct and reliable" or "precise and legitimate".
This method has previously been validated as an accurate and valid measure of SES in children [ 46] and as such, allowed the researcher to objectively distinguish between low and high SES groups.
The accurate and valid handling of document is the responsibility of Web service management system.
It is thus clear that the improved HHT method is accurate and valid for voltage sag detection in microgrid.
The reviews found no evidence of health or safety problems in the children fed golden rice; they also concluded that the study's data were scientifically accurate and valid.
We must emphasize that the simplification of the algorithm provides accurate and valid results, but they may not be suitable for certain applications.
Verification via a signal simulation source and an authentic navigation signal proves that the formula for the lower limit is accurate and valid.
But concerns have also been raised regarding whether GLP is synonymous with good scientific practices, accurate reporting and valid data [3, 4].
The approach is accurate, general and valid for all frequency ranges, since no simplifying are needed to arrive at the presented power flow relations.
The Atari Research Driving Simulator is an interactive, fixed-platform, virtual reality simulator that generates reliable, accurate, sensitive, and valid driving performance data (7, 8, 17– 217.
Vignettes, written case scenarios which simulate patient visits and are followed by questions for doctors to answer, are used as an accurate, affordable, and valid measure of a doctor's ability to evaluate, diagnose, and treat specific conditions [ 17- 19].
In order to obtain accurate, reproducible, and valid data, the measurements must be carried out under controlled conditions, where various parameters, such as vacuum intensity, probe aperture, time of application, and relaxation need to be determined.
