The phrase "accurate formulation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the precision or correctness of a statement, theory, or idea.
Example: "The scientist presented an accurate formulation of the hypothesis, which was well-received by the committee."
Alternatives: "precise expression" or "correct representation".
This has resulted in the now famous and cruelly accurate formulation that $10 of offline advertising becomes $1 online.
The accurate formulation of the latter problem is propounded.
In this paper, a spectrally accurate formulation is presented for multi-dimensional applications.
Specifically, the transfer matrices of non-axisymmetrical shaft segments were derived by using a continuous-system sense to obtain an accurate formulation.
The main purpose of the study is to present a more accurate formulation to improve the beam models used in crack detection problems.
The local refinement capability of T-splines together with the Kirchhoff Love shell discretization, which does not use rotational degrees of freedom, leads to a highly efficient and accurate formulation.
All in all, the threshold theory provides an appropriate framework to understand division of labor but requires accurate formulations.
For interested readers, in section SI 1 in the Supporting Information, we discuss the more-accurate second- and third-order accurate formulations of our problem.
These practices should be guided by accurate formulations of risk and resilience including key family processes linked to enhanced resilience and positive outcomes for children and family members exposed to stressful or traumatic circumstances (Cicchetti and Hinshaw 2002; Luthar 2006).
Writing communication in longhand promotes accurate and precise formulation of issues.
An exponentially accurate stabilized formulation is proposed and then applied to the computation of the 2D wake of a cylinder.
