The phrase "accurate collection of data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance of gathering precise and reliable information for research, analysis, or decision-making purposes.
Example: "The success of our research project depends on the accurate collection of data from various sources."
Alternatives: "precise data gathering" or "reliable data acquisition".
Then a new drive to ensure accurate collection of data with one named person at each hospital to be responsible for this.
JC has co-ordinated the study, overseen the accurate collection of data and prepared the final manuscript for submission.
Despite the advantages, it is not easy to set up and coordinate a sentinel system and the (voluntary) accurate collection of data also remains a challenge.
Misclassification of the timing of pandemic influenza A (H1N1) 2009 vaccine, as reflected by the amount of missing information on vaccination, occurred mostly in controls, suggesting more accurate collection of data for cases, especially in Sweden.
JR and SC manage the intervention on which the research is based, ensure accurate collection of data associated with the intervention, collated the data for this analysis and provided interpretation of analysis results.
Its role is to monitor progress, ensure fidelity and accurate collection of data by identifying any reasons for duplicate or erroneous survey data responses and reporting to the overall group of investigators (coauthors of this manuscript), and monitoring any safety or ethics concerns that arise during the trial.
To ensure accurate collection of the data, electronic case report form (eCRF) is made with range check for data values.
Several limitations on accurate collection of representative data have been identified such as recall bias [16], low compliance and illiteracy [21], and differences in definitions [3, 14, 25].
Although we asked about timing of symptoms and exposures, language differences during questioning limited our accurate collection of these data.
More systematic and accurate collection of epidemiological data are necessary to monitor the trend and evaluate the effectiveness of these interventions.
Despite its limitations this research has provided important messages which can be used to inform future policy and advocate the need for accurate collection of these data.
