The phrase "accurate exposition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the clarity and correctness of a detailed explanation or description of a subject.
Example: "The author's accurate exposition of the scientific principles made the complex topic accessible to all readers."
Alternatives: "precise explanation" or "clear description".
The dialogue isn't particularly original ("We ain't gonna make it"), although it's probably accurate, and exposition incorporated into the dialogue isn't always gracefully done.
Sometimes the model-maker himself does not know.The lost art of plumbingPhillips's pump-action model was, he wrote, meant for "exposition rather than accurate calculation".
We also use a home-made fast-response (four electrodes) flow cell that allows an accurate control of the electrode exposition time to CO (tad) and of the time interval (tw) before stripping of the adsorbed CO (COad).
The first episode, "My Struggle," isn't good: it's all leaden, paranoid exposition — a too-accurate evocation of the show in its ponderous, alien-conspiracy mode.
A detailed exposition of highly efficient and accurate method for the propagation of the time-dependent Schrödinger equation [50] is presented.
He didn't need my advice; he was trying to construct his movie in his head and needed to know if moving the camera a certain way around the Dalai Lama's house would not only incorporate all those nagging exposition points, but be culturally accurate and true for character.
Heavy metals are accumulated in the kidney and liver, for this reason it is more accurate to estimate degree and duration of exposition to them, by measuring their concentrations in renal and hepatic tissues than in blood.
Bike Week is a catch-all term — Bike Month would be more accurate — for the parties, concerts and motorcycle expositions from early May through Memorial Day weekend along a strip of the Atlantic coast that includes Myrtle Beach.
The scientist and illustrator Moses Harris (1731 1785) painted accurate watercolour drawings of bumblebees in his An Exposition of English Insects Including the Several Classes of Neuroptera, Hymenoptera, & Diptera, or Bees, Flies, & Libellulae (1776 80).
The new generation of a generalized family of time discretized operators encompassing implicit and explicit representations that are unconditionally stable and which theoretically inherit Nth-order time accurate features developed in Part 1 are restricted here in Part 2 of the exposition to second-order time accurate operators.
