The phrase "accurate condition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a state or situation that is precise or correct in terms of its details or requirements.
Example: "The report must reflect the accurate condition of the equipment before any maintenance can be scheduled."
Alternatives: "correct state" or "precise situation".
A weather file is inserted in the programme during simulation process as a tool to gain accurate condition of the local weather.
This classification makes the upgrading plan comprehensive and well determined due to the accurate condition assessment.
For a comprehensive and accurate condition assessment, data fusion of simultaneous multiple NDE techniques and sensory measurements is desirable.
For good decision support, it is necessary to use accurate condition monitoring data, from all sources, to gain a complete understanding of the railway network.
The swallowing ease score significantly decreased under the inaccurate condition compared to the accurate condition.
In the elder group, this interval was significantly shorter under the inaccurate condition than the accurate condition.
If long-range forecasts of below-normal rainfall and above-normal temperatures are accurate, conditions may well get worse.
This paper proposes a methodology devoted to finding and selecting more accurate conditions for sustainable hydrogen production via autothermal reforming of bioethanol.
The six-flow set-up allows a proper catalyst testing, under more realistic and accurate conditions than in conventional combinatorial techniques, especially when the catalyst development stage is advanced and quantitative data are required.
The trajectory is split into a coast arc targeting accurate conditions at the atmospheric entry interface and a gliding atmospheric leg of about half an hour until the landing.
More accurate conditions for spinodal decomposition are derived in Appendix B. System (27) is the starting point for describing phase decomposition in a three-component system.
