The phrase "accurate combination" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a precise or correct mix of elements, ideas, or components in various contexts, such as recipes, strategies, or analyses.
Example: "The success of the project was due to the accurate combination of innovative technology and skilled personnel."
Alternatives: "precise blend" or "correct mix".
Of the test combinations reported, surveillance mammography combined with breast ultrasound could be considered the most accurate combination of tests for detecting metachronous contralateral breast cancer.
Accurate combination of these conditions (swirl, and excitation) could be advantageous in suppressing the intensity of the destructive acoustic instabilities in the burner.
The most suitable and accurate combination of network architectures and backpropagation training algorithms was the one-hidden-layer with 9 hidden nodes architecture trained with the quasi-Newton backpropagation algorithm.
In addition, we tried several combinations of models in order to identify the most accurate combination.
An accurate combination inflicted further damage, and the referee stepped in to end the fight moments later.
For accurate combination of the two preprocessing stages, the same decomposition is also performed in the equalization stage.
The Dagenham fighter continued to grow in confidence, throwing several accurate combinations in the seventh and a huge right hand, left-uppercut combination by Mitchell late in the round rocked Murray to the core and only the bell saved him from being knocked out.
AUROC analysis was used to answer the question of how accurate combinations of symptoms, signs and investigations are in identifying H1N1(2009) and seasonal influenza diseased patients.
Our analysis of the enhancer activity within these discrete groups of DNA segments not only shows the importance of TF binding as a predictor of enhancers but also reveals highly accurate combinations.
In this study, we therefore sought to determine, in a subgroup of the cohort, the most accurate combinations of identifying variables with and without use of the national health insurance number, with the overall aim of establishing a stepwise deterministic algorithm for linking the two datasets.
It uses ontology's open world semantics to support design collaboration with flexible and accurate design combination, refinement, and consistency checking.
