The phrase "accurate data for the" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the importance of precise information in various contexts, such as research, analysis, or reporting.
Example: "To make informed decisions, we need accurate data for the upcoming project evaluation."
Alternatives: "precise information for the" or "reliable data for the".
But producing highly accurate data for the NRC on the behavior of advanced coolants is no simple matter.
(ii) Submits complete and accurate data for the first two quarters of FY 2000 by September 30, 2000.
For the proper design and dimensioning of heat exchangers and other ancillary equipment's it is decisive to have accurate data for the thermophysical properties of the employed fluids.
The expectation is to give accurate data for the aerosol phase function, needed to correct the Extended Air Shower (EAS) signal of air-fluorescence detectors for the air Cherenkov contamination, caused mainly by the aerosols.
The results of this study highlight the complexity of the structure-function relationships that govern the mechanical response of the AF in radial and circumferential shear, and provide new and more accurate data for the validation of material models and tissue-engineered disc replacements.
This type of algorithm provides us accurate data for the quantifications of the scattering, absorption and focusing characteristics.
Future research should, therefore, focus in particular on the number of deaths due to RV infections in the Netherlands as accurate data for the Netherlands and most other European countries are currently lacking.
To obtain the accurate data for immunohistochemistry, the free-floating sections were carefully processed under the same conditions.
Direct photographs of a meteor's trail (the column of ionized gases formed by the passage of a meteoric body through the upper atmosphere) taken at two points on the Earth's surface several kilometres apart yield the most accurate data for tracing the path of a meteor.
Reassurance of the profession from the fear of litigation should yield more accurate data for evaluation of the standards of care.
Francis Collins, director of NHGRI, says the new plan should yield a "working draft" of the genome by 2001 that will include highly accurate DNA sequence for about one-third of the genome's 3 billion bases--including complete versions of a majority of the genes--and less accurate data for most of the rest.
