The phrase "accurate diet" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a diet that is precise, correct, or tailored to specific nutritional needs.
Example: "To achieve optimal health, it is essential to follow an accurate diet that meets your individual requirements."
Alternatives: "correct diet" or "precise diet".
However, pH values (6.58 7.18) were atypical for high-concentrate diets, and the unknown composition of the commercial feed prevents accurate diet comparisons.
Our results were not substantially different when we controlled for these measures of diet or physical activity; however, the inability to adjust for more accurate diet and activity measures may have biased our results.
Moreover, there is evidence that different types of food commonly believed gluten-free, in fact contain gluten traces [ 23] and that an accurate diet analysis often reveals the incomplete adherence to GFD thus explaining the persistent mucosal atrophy or removing the suspicion of a refractory sprue [ 24, 25].
The formulation of accurate diets is essential in order to assemble valid scientific data, which will substantiate hypothesised relationships between a nutrient variable and an outcome.
We acknowledge that the terms exogenous and endogenous are not completely accurate because diet, stress, and obesity are affected by the external environment and by social context and are not solely individual or genetic issues.
Consequently, for accurate estimates of diet or trophic position it is essential that discrimination factors be quantified, whether directly or by modelling e.g. [15], and variability accounted for in analyses (such as through Bayesian modelling, e.g. [21], [22]).
These data were used in preference to frequency of occurrence data since the incorporation of mass measurements provides a more accurate view of diet (by preventing prey taken in small quantities being over-represented).
This is the first explicit test of the validity of stomach contents analysis for accurate population-scale diet determination of an inshore cetacean.
The two extra visits required for objective assessment of PA and accurate evaluation of diet have been omitted in all but two sites (as planned) and dietary assessment reduced to a validated FFQ.
What is critical is that you supply accurate information about your diet and exercise habits.
Several studies have investigated the importance of a healthy daily life, an adequate level of physical activity, a balanced diet, and accurate screening of the risk of falls in the management of osteoporotic patients [93].
