The phrase "accurate flip" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe a precise or correct reversal of something, such as an opinion, situation, or physical object.
Example: "The accurate flip of the coin determined the winner of the game."
Alternatives: "precise reversal" or "correct turn".
The first one is simple but not very accurate: flip n independent coins with probability p of heads and say that the lineages whose coins come up heads are those that are descended from the individual with the beneficial mutation.
"Sadly, this is the accurate, flip side of the events she now is spinning, which are absurd, insulting and motivated entirely by a desire to grab attention".
The results are demonstrated to be critical for accurate flip-chip reliability predictions based on finite-element and other modeling techniques.
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Unfortunately, it would have been more efficient, but just as accurate, to flip a coin to make decisions about ED effects of OP, rather than carrying out the experiment.
"Polygraphs are little more accurate than flipping a coin," says Dr. Lykken.
All prognostications about the dollar should be taken with a dose of skepticism, because some studies have found that such predictions are not much more accurate than flipping a coin.
Overall, using them to rank two alignments is only slightly more accurate than flipping a coin (50 55%).
His stock-picking recommendations are no more likely to be accurate than the flip of a coin.
Health workers were provided with accurate information using flip charts and question-answer booklets to assist clients, while media training sessions equipped journalists with information about SMC and its link to HIV prevention.
We use solenoidal Q-spoiled RF coils for operation at low frequencies, and are able to exploit insignificant sample loading to allow for pre-tuning/matching schemes and for accurate pre-calibration of flip angles.
