The phrase "accurate both for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the applicability or correctness of something in two different contexts or situations.
Example: "The findings of the study are accurate both for urban and rural populations."
Alternatives: "valid for both" or "correct in both cases".
The specific triallelic combinations, at fully heterozygous loci, were accurate both for the discrimination of a subgroup from the other subgroups and for the allocation (or rejection) of accessions to (from) a subgroup (Table 5).
In EV, the torque generation is very quick and accurate, both for accelerating and decelerating.
It can be noticed that the proposed SVMs-based technique is faster and more accurate (both for training and testing patterns) than ANN-based method.
Example problems are demonstrated on a 1D lattice, for which the method is shown to be accurate both for harmonic and anharmonic interatomic potentials.
In spite of a very large reduction in the computational effort, the results obtained are very accurate both for frequencies and mode shapes even when strong mode localization is observed.
These formulations are accurate and efficient both for uniform and non-uniform meshes.
After the dynamic programming procedure, we could get the accurate boundaries both for LII and MAI as shown in Figure 4 e).
Hence, while predicted contacts can be very accurate for both monomeric globular proteins and for protein protein complexes, they are more useful for structure modeling for the latter due to the much poorer representation of protein complexes in the PDB.
Yet, the most recent SGP estimates of suicide incidence in Flanders for 2011 2012 were accurate for both population age groups.
It has previously been found that only half of metastatic bone lesions detected on PET imaging are visible on CT scanning, having implications for both accurate prognosis and for suitability for surgery.
SUV was accurate for both systems, but PSF caused overestimations for the 13-, 17- and 22-mm spheres.
