'accurate comparison between' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to compare two or more things in a precise and accurate way. For example, "The report provided an accurate comparison between the two products' success rates."
This type of calculation allows an accurate comparison between different temperature profiles.
For a meaningful and accurate comparison between different fixators and fixator constructs, standardised testing is necessary.
An accurate comparison between architectural features and bioactive behaviour of Bioglass®- and CEL2-derived scaffolds is presented and discussed.
The specimens have been pre-cracked to a repeatable length to enable accurate comparison between virgin and healed fracture loads, and hence fracture toughness.
And so I draw a strong, accurate comparison between Ronald Reagan and Donald Trump.
There is also little information that allows for accurate comparison between these resorts.
And in view of the swelling number of Latino Catholics, the sampling was designed to allow accurate comparisons between Latinos and non-Latinos who had been confirmed.
They can be sorted on a per-minute or even per-possession basis, providing more accurate comparisons between teams and players.
This is likely to allow more accurate comparisons between small treatment and control groups.
These properties are included as attributes of the nodes of the graph, which leads to a gain of information and allows for more accurate comparisons between different structures.
Few studies, however, have used standardized systems to classify surgical complications, and that inconsistency has hampered accurate comparisons between different series or surgical approaches.
