The phrase "accurate even for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the reliability or precision of something in relation to specific conditions or contexts.
Example: "The data provided is accurate even for the most challenging scenarios we encountered during the experiment."
Alternatives: "precise even for" or "reliable even for".
The numerical results show that the proposed method is extremely accurate even for very small samples.
It is concluded that the identification technique is accurate, even for short observation periods and severe noise.
The scheme is stable and accurate, even for very long time simulations of very steep wave events.
These methods are numerically stable and accurate even for relatively large time steps and require less computation time than the existing methods.
The results show that the Cosserat approach is reasonably accurate even for moderately thick shells, moderate ellipticity, and moderately strong variation of the temperature through the shell's thickness.
Finally, it is shown that mesoscopic models are accurate even for nonlinear chemistry, which induces very short-range correlations, when diffusion is sufficiently fast.
We only included results from the former case, since they were much more accurate, even when accounting for the increase in FN.
However, CF is fairly accurate even without the need for the users' profile information.
Hence the estimates of standard errors are accurate even if model standard errors for discharges from the same hospital are correlated.
The advent of advanced molecular profiling techniques has enabled the derivation of molecular signatures that hold promise for more accurate, even individualized patient evaluation [ 1].
Obviously, the model used for this study is too small for such a notch, however in the near future perhaps in vivo (micro- CT micro- CTfeasible to allow for mightaccurate, even three-dimensional, measurements.
