The phrase "accurate filling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where precision in filling something, such as a form or container, is important.
Example: "The technician ensured accurate filling of the gas tank to prevent any leaks."
Alternatives: "precise filling" or "correct filling".
The volume of tubing from the liquid sensor to the output was accurately known, enabling accurate filling of the entire tubing, which was followed by dispensing of the requested amount.
However, the results demonstrate the urgency of accurate filling of the hospital charts and also for the publication of this type of research, due to the lack of this information in the literature.
Drip the P-tex wax into the gouge until it is filled, or touch it to the gouge for more accurate filling.
United Stationers has helped to stabilize the independent-dealer sector (it's no longer shrinking) with better turnaround speed and more accurate order filling (to 99.8%), so shop owners can reduce their inventories without fear.
Digital image analysis on the other hand presents a more objective and measureable option for the purpose of accurate intracanal filling evaluation [ 10].
Be accurate when filling out the credit application.
Ms. Glazer's article was exquisitely honest, accurate and filled with solid advice.
However, weight alone does not give an accurate interpretation of filling quality at specific levels of the canal since it is only a reflection of overall filling density.
Many studies [ 2] have shown that PPV is much more accurate than cardiac filling pressures and volumetric markers of preload to predict fluid responsiveness (that is, the hemodynamic effects of volume loading).
If the banking system resembles a line of climbers roped together, then regulators are busy making the clothes warmer, the maps more accurate, the rations more filling and the whistles louder.
The correlation coefficient between CI-P and CI-I results is inferior after FC, so CI-I seems less accurate in identifying the filling response.
