The phrase "accurate brand" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a brand that is precise, reliable, or true to its identity or claims.
Example: "The company has built an accurate brand that resonates with consumers seeking authenticity."
Alternatives: "reliable brand" or "trustworthy brand".
In the writing trade, if you win a Pullet Surprise, this is the Heisman Trophy, Get Out Of Jail Free card and Magic Twanger all rolled into one, and though it's awarded by a roomful of large enchiladas at Columbia University in New York, and The Upper West Side Prize would be a more accurate brand name, nonetheless it has juju power all across the land.
Several studies have been conducted to examine the validity and reliability of various pedometers under a variety of conditions to define the most accurate brand in adult populations.
For example, 84%% use of accurate brand names has been reported for insulins in the USA, whereas product-specific attribution of epoetins approached 99%% in the European Union (EU) [ 16, 32].
However Remel brand was the most accurate brand using the cut-off values of 1/160 and 1/320 (87.91% and 70.23% respectively) Tables 6, 7, 8 show the distribution of the results of 91 serum sample using the 4 Widal brands at a 1/80, 1/160 and 1/320 cut-off values for anti-H antibodies in relation to their corresponding IgM anti-LPS ELISA results.
With consumers demanding digital touchpoints that are culturally relevant and accurate, brands cannot afford to put multicultural marketing on the back burner anymore.
The event is known as "The Greatest Spectacle in Racing" and it strikes me, as another drop hits and more gaseous accelerant ignites above the stage, as pretty accurate branding.
However, Remel and Biosystems brands were the most accurate brands using the cut-off values of 1/80 (71.42% for both).
The pedometer model we used proved to be one of the most accurate brands [ 29] and, in the present study, had a good mean accuracy of 94.3% in step counting regardless of hip disorders.
The exchanges, he said, "offer a buyer accurate targeting, brand safety and good pricing for good reach".
Experiments performed with open data and models built with storylines of known peer brands show the technique as highly scalable and accurate in capturing brand perception from vast amounts of social data compared to sentiment analysis.
More accurate data on brand versus generic use were captured in the US study, which may also have contributed.
