The phrase "accurate concentration of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the precise amount of a substance in a solution or mixture, often in scientific or technical writing.
Example: "The accurate concentration of the solution was critical for the experiment's success."
Alternatives: "precise level of" or "exact amount of".
Although the accurate concentration of leukocytes was unreported, it was estimated that this preparation concentrated leukocytes together with platelets and the final product was likely to contain much higher levels of pro-inflammatory signaling cytokines than P-PRP [ 46, 110].
The accurate concentration of EDP and their variation with different physical factors can be well studied by the propagation of ultrasonic wave in the concerned medium.
Due to the existence of free oleylamine in the suspension, we would not obtain the accurate concentration of GONs-OA based on the peak at 267 nm.
Since malathion, diazinon and other organophosphorus pesticides are disappeared quickly, the accurate concentration of pesticides in water is more than the detected value.
Conclusions could not be drawn in accordance with the quantitative kinetics of rate of binding in those curves as the accurate concentration of protein and therefore the number of binding sites on the surface is unknown.
It is expected that portable LVCC sampling technique would pave the way for rapid on-site analysis of accurate concentrations of trace gas targets from real samples by SERS.
This was achieved by isotope dilution with a lysate of the E. coli K12 strain BW25113, for which accurate concentrations of these 40 proteins are known [ 33] (see Methods section for details).
Without precise and accurate concentrations of hopanoids/hopanes, those interested in understanding the distribution and meaning of these molecules in modern or ancient environments run the risk of missing important patterns because values from different studies may be offset by unknown errors.
Therefore, accurate concentration monitoring of ammonia slip at the outlet of SCR reactor and designing reasonable drop in flue gas temperature for low-temperature economizer, should be highly valued for coal-fired power plants with ultra-low pollutant emission.
A dynamic calibration system designed for generating accurate and precise concentrations of semi-volatile carbonyls in the ppb (v/v) (ppbv −ppt (v/v) (pptv) range has been developed and tested.
Furthermore, the accurate concentration estimation of many fluorescent compounds in aqueous solution appears achievable and, therefore, applicable to multiple chemical processes.
