The phrase "accurate application" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the correct or precise use of a method, principle, or tool in a specific context.
Example: "The accurate application of these techniques is essential for achieving reliable results in the experiment."
Alternatives: "precise implementation" or "correct usage".
But we need to use a clear, accurate application of scientific evidence to help reassure local communities that reserves of British natural gas can be developed safely and with the minimum of environmental impact.
So important is the accurate application of Jewish law in this matter that the days before Yom Kippur are a busy time for many rabbinical scholars who answer queries from worried Jews.
This is a crucial issue for an accurate application of vortex methods to three-dimensional flows.
The accurate application of the numerical simulation is based on the detailed geological and production data which is time consuming.
Postdocs clearly need and deserve "better transparency [about] career outcomes … and the nature of available positions [, including] more accurate application of the term 'tenure-track,'" the authors write.
Updated: This article has been updated to reflect the accurate application submission date of July 31st as well as the approved list of countries.
For more accurate applications, it is no longer necessary to use hypothetical random field model of pavement surface.
Several recent methods attempt to learn either graph embedding or binary hashing for fast and accurate applications.
We believe the mean activity-specific levels assigned through this approach are reasonably accurate, though application of a mean noise level does not accurately capture the distribution of exposures among individuals in the sample.
Equip the sprayers with nozzles that provides accurate, uniform application, and make sure that the sprayer is accurately calibrated before you mix the chemical.
She continues: A new, a vast, and a powerful language is developed for the future use of analysis, in which to wield its truths so that these may become of more speedy and accurate practical application for the purposes of mankind than the means hitherto in our possession have rendered possible.
