The phrase "accurate clean" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is both accurate and clean, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The report needs to be accurate and clean before submission."
Alternatives: "precise and tidy" or "exact and clear".
The sensors and software we use provide for incredibly accurate clean data and are a testament to many years of research, development and progress by our founders.
Although DNN and other neural-network-based speech coefficients mapping approach have the potential to produce an accurate clean speech estimate, they rely on a representative parallel speech corpus for training the neural networks.
Whoever is running the board needs to make sure that the board is updating with accurate clean tables and big parties.
Magazines hire fact-checkers to make sure every sentence can be called accurate, and checkers clean up stray mistakes, keep the writer honest and ward off legal trouble.
Her clean, accurate and luminously voiced performance shows a discriminating sense of style that elevates her interpretation into a higher class of musicianship, and a keen appreciation of the text's significance.
This is a clean, accurate gauge that can be used down to about 10-6 torr; below this pressure its accuracy is reduced due to the soft X-rays produced by electrons striking the grid.
Stewart makes sure that everything on the TradeKing Web site is clean, accurate and consistent with the company's values.
Pneumatic servo systems can provide a clean, accurate, robust positioning system; however, the proportional valves used in such systems are relatively expensive.
In my work the print outs were too accurate at first, clean and seemed very digital - no element of randomness.
As always, try to play with an accurate tempo and clean articulation.
