The phrase "accurate choice" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a selection that is precise or correct in a given context.
Example: "After considering all the options, I believe that this is the most accurate choice for our project."
Alternatives: "correct selection" or "right option".
This is not an American aberration but a historically accurate choice.
Sunblock ($1.99) Fairly easy to use, this app still requires you to go into settings to find your appropriate skin type, where it shows you pictures with descriptions making an accurate choice easier.
The global state required to make an accurate choice of LP is independent of the total number of LPs and scales linearly with the number of neighbors of an LP.
The convergence of such algorithms has been shown in [12], under some specific conditions such that the derivative of objective function is Lipschitz continuous which is satisfied here, and for an accurate choice of γ t.
We believe that this work has paved the way for further investigations on the role of these markers in detecting the meningo-encephalitic stage of T. b. rhodesiense HAT, and therefore making a more accurate choice of treatment.
The results show that the Realizable k ɛ model seems to be the most accurate choice for the simulation of high pressure systems, providing average deviations lower than 18% from experimental values.
The two ultimate goals are: (1) to assist consumers in making accurate choices, and (2) to reduce the cognitive costs of making such choices.
"If we can make accurate choices in the way we play and impose our form of rugby then I think that will be a shift in the right direction.
Successful collective decision-making depends on groups of animals being able to make accurate choices while maintaining group cohesion.
In the decision domain, it predicts faster and more accurate choices with higher reward.
Second is the idea that females in captivity are able to make accurate choices about male quality.
