The phrase "accurate even when the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to emphasize the reliability or precision of something under certain conditions or circumstances.
Example: "The results of the experiment were found to be accurate even when the variables were not controlled."
Alternatives: "reliable even when the" or "precise even when the".
This method is very fast and accurate even when the spatial step size h is large (h⩾0.1).
That is, the hand remained accurate even when the eye had a tendency to undershoot or overshoot the target position.
To be fair, the image of Kensington as a haven of unmitigated prosperity was never entirely accurate, even when the constituency was Kensington and Chelsea.
The resulting scheme is capable of efficiently creating solutions that are highly accurate even when the coefficients defining the layered structure are discontinuous or extreme mesh refinement is used.
We show hereafter that our model is accurate even when the density of BS is very low and the network size is limited (see Section 3.2).
Better still, the algorithm is accurate: even when the resource ratio (alpha ) is as small as (15,times,10^{-6}), the algorithm returns matches with 100% accuracy.
He prefers the pocket but is a gifted athlete who runs when pressured and is incredibly accurate even when on the run.
We only included results from the former case, since they were much more accurate, even when accounting for the increase in FN.
This graphical approach is very easy to use with experimental data from cell proliferation, and remains accurate even when intervals of data determination vary moderately, as the time dimension is embedded in the representation of the data.
Their method was highly accurate, even when automatically picked peaks were used as the inputs.
The touchscreen was responsive and accurate even when wet (though not underwater), though things didn't seem nearly as smooth as the G2 despite having similar specs.
