The phrase "accurate articulation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the clarity and precision of speech or expression, often in contexts related to communication skills or language proficiency.
Example: "The speaker's accurate articulation of complex ideas made the presentation highly effective."
Alternatives: "clear expression" or "precise communication".
Clearly, all the keywords are produced, but not if accurate articulation was required to score the keyword.
After you get used to slow songs, try faster ones; they're a little harder because you need good speed, timing, and accurate articulation.
The accuracy and usefulness of the medical interview depend on the physician's ability to elicit information pertinent to the problem at hand and on the patient's accurate recall and articulation of the sequence of symptoms.
He is fastidious about accurate editions, tempo markings, articulation styles, yet for some listeners his interpretations are too erratic and explosive for comfort.
Note that two measures that require accurate speech production, Goldman Fristoe articulation and nonword repetition were not included in this composite, as they had been found by Hayiou-Thomas et al. (2006) to load on a separate factor.
As always, try to play with an accurate tempo and clean articulation.
Starting on the low E string, play a series of 16th notes (4 beats per click) using downs strokes only, and strive for smooth, accurate timing and clean articulation of each note.
The playing was fiercely meticulous: the famous string fughetta section from the Symphony spot-on clear, the articulation of rapid passages cuttingly accurate.
Although Nasometry can provide objective data for evaluating nasal resonance (measured as mean nasalance), the diagnosis of VPI is made by an accurate Speech and Language Pathology evaluation including assessment of articulation placement and manner, oral, and pharynx examination through direct vision and palpation of the hard and soft palate.
The preserved articulation of the feathers is therefore considered to be an accurate representation of their position in life.
Therefore, we feel that our metallosis revision rate of 10% at 5.4 years may be a more accurate reflection of actual revision rates in young patients with large head monoblock metal-on-metal articulations.
