"accurate derivation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used in the context of language or scientific terminology to describe a precise or exact way of deriving or determining something. Example: The linguist's analysis of the word's etymology was hailed as an accurate derivation, providing insight into its origins and meaning.
In this paper Walter John's (John, 1999) simple but accurate derivation for the cutpoint of an impactor is extended to include the effect of flow penetration.
Reaching more members of this population allows for more reliable verification of assumptions and more accurate derivation of action plans.
Higher frequency response sensors with much lower noise floor should yield broader inertial subranges and hence enable more accurate derivation of the TKE dissipation rate ε and turbulence structure parameters such as ( {C}_T^2 ) and ( {C}_n^2 ).
Improved genetic resolution and availability of sequenced genomes have made positional cloning of moderate-effect QTL realistic in several systems, emphasizing the need for precise and accurate derivation of positional confidence intervals (CIs) for QTL.
Improved genetic resolution and availability of sequenced genomes have made positional cloning of moderate-effect QTL realistic in several systems, emphasizing the need for precise and accurate derivation of positional confidence intervals (CIs).
However, because of constrained resolutions accurate derivation of trabecular bone measures is limited to only a subset of microarchitectural parameters.
With the aid of a method of displacement potentials, an efficient and accurate analytical derivation of the three-dimensional dynamic Green's functions for a transversely isotropic multilayered half-space is presented.
By using the different modules in the InEK matrix in combination with the date of cost occurrence for outlier calculation, the less accurate normative derivation could be replaced.
Problem 2 As far as we know, in none of the popular articles that argue against the meaningfulness of Zipf's law [2] [7] is there an accurate enough derivation of Zipf's law (Eq. 1) from random texts.
Thiele suggests that due to the inherent super-directivity of ESAs, a more accurate QA,min derivation for dipole antennas uses the far-field radiation pattern9.
Analytical solution agrees well with numerical solution, which indicates that analytical derivation is accurate.
