The phrase "accurate at a" is not complete and lacks context, making it unclear in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you are discussing the precision of something at a specific point or level, but it needs additional information to be meaningful.
Example: "The measurements were accurate at a distance of ten meters."
Alternatives: "precise at a" or "correct at a".
Manufacturers say the rifle is accurate at a range of up to 2,000 yards, more than a mile.
Topology-driven gene essentiality was found to be accurate at a statistically significant level (MCC = 0.226, p = 0.043, Fig. 2B).
Compared with the actual landscape of 2008, our projection is 85.2% accurate at a 100-m pixel resolution.
Essie McGuire, Montgomery schools' executive director for operations, said its enrollment projections are about 99percentt accurate at a county level.
Gareth could've gone over and we weren't accurate at a scrum and Italy have gone the length of the field to score.
The physical map of the maize genome is quite accurate at a resolution of single BACs [21].
Kogan also suggested the data he had been able to gather was not very accurate at an individual level — claiming it would only be useful in aggregate to, for example, "understand the personality of New Yorkers".
In contrast to claims being made for his technology in the 2014 contract, Kogan himself claimed in a TV interview earlier this month (after the scandal broke) that his predictive modeling was not very accurate at an individual level — suggesting it would only be useful in aggregate to, for example, "understand the personality of New Yorkers".
However, the method is not accurate at an early stage of an epidemic, particularly when the time from infection to recovery or death is not brief, relative to the duration of the epidemic, as is currently true with SARS.
A mean score over 30 indicates a very accurate at decoding a person's facial expressions around the eyes.
For CinemaScore has proved unerringly accurate at forecasting a film's future commercial prospects.
