The phrase "accurate casting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to performance, film, or any situation where precise selection or assignment is important.
Example: "The director praised the accurate casting of the actors, as each one perfectly embodied their character."
Alternatives: "precise casting" or "correct casting".
An accurate casting solidification model should be able to unequivocally consider these effects on hi determination.
To eradicate and eliminate these problems, accurate casting design and proper design of gating system is necessary.
The 10 Rules are a list of the 10 fundamental requirements for a sound and accurate casting.
"If you need sunscreen while filming for #GodsOfEgypt it's probably not a historically accurate casting," said Vimto Mami, while AKA Dan Entwistle tweeted: "In all seriousness, no wonder POC complain about diversity in Hollywood when movies like #GodsOfEgypt get made.
The bait casting, or revolving spool reel, was pushed aside by the spinning reel after World War II, but it is superior for accurate casting and fighting a fish.
The most accurate casting was her turn as a Washington social grandee in Paul Schrader's neo-noir The Walker (2007), demolishing Woody Harrelson's gay escort with the line: "Memory is a very unreliable organ: it's right up there with the penis".
To make accurate casts, accurate impressions are mandatory.
Their disposition, combined with the need to make quick, accurate casts and a seductive retrieve, guarantee most anglers a modest success ratio.
The numbers in the report, if accurate, cast doubt on previous estimates, which have put America's Muslim population at between 1m and 3m.
The acrylic resin splinted direct technique produced the most accurate casts, followed by direct unsplinted and indirect techniques.
Agar has also been found valuable in a host of industrial applications, for example in the manufacture of accurate casts of objects where more rigid materials cannot be used (dentistry, plastic surgery, tool-making, criminology, etc.).
