"accurate conclusion" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to an opinion or statement that is based on facts and that is logically sound. For example, "After carefully reviewing the evidence, the jury reached an accurate conclusion that the defendant was guilty."
In conclusion, accurate and precise measurements of SCr are required for a more reliable estimation of GFR as support for reliable clinical decision making.
Yes, it's probably an accurate conclusion.
These groups, however different, take advantage of a diverse range of experiences and knowledge, so it's reasonable to think that collective intelligence might come to a more accurate conclusion than any one individual.
Reaching an accurate conclusion depends on the timing and the sequence of the symptoms, past medical history and risk factors for certain diseases, and a recent exposure to disease.
C. Storm up to the person and demand to know what they meant by that D. Conclude that it what was said was definitely about me and that it's a very valid and accurate conclusion because I am so incredibly worthless.
It's hard to draw any accurate conclusion on these numbers without first seeing the same study here in America, but at least one thing is for sure.
Open data may even lead to more accurate conclusions and better decisions, as a wider variety of interested parties have the opportunity to examine the facts.
So, if you actually did examine my bookshelves you could probably reach some reasonably accurate conclusions about my age, class, nationality, sexuality and so on.
Then, as a loan shark starts sniffing around, a cop jumps to some unrealistically accurate conclusions, and blackmail and debts strain friendships among the four women, who eventually decide to set up a profitable sideline disposing of other corpses.
EDF Energy said in a statement: "We will analyse today's updates in detail so that we can contribute fully and support the CMA panel in reaching accurate conclusions over the coming months".
They argued that the coroner would not be able to reach accurate conclusions about MI5's involvement in tracking the 7/7 bombers without seeing the secret evidence, which cannot be revealed in open sessions.
