The phrase "accurate in order to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when explaining the purpose of achieving accuracy in a specific context or task.
Example: "The data must be accurate in order to ensure reliable results in the experiment."
Alternatives: "precise for the purpose of" or "correct to achieve".
Models used to simulate RSPs should therefore be highly accurate in order to reflect this complexity.
Indeed, previous experience showed that qPCR is much more accurate in order to create optimum cluster densities across every lane of the flow cell.
—ERIC SCHMITT What are we doing to make drone strikes more effective and accurate in order to minimize or eliminate civilian casualties?
It is alleged that they have been made smaller than would be historically accurate in order to avoid upsetting American audiences, who may be uncomfortable with such blatantly virile fashion items.
But for the technical details of the ship's construction plan, which had to be both elaborate and accurate in order to truly dazzle the audience, the storyteller needed the Ark Tablet as a crib sheet.
The position of dental implants placed with software-guided systems should be highly accurate in order to ensure safety and a passive fit of the immediate prosthesis.
The design process of photovoltaic (PV) modules can be greatly enhanced by using advanced and accurate models in order to predict accurately their electrical output behavior.
Consumers need accurate information in order to make informed choices.
Smart cities rely on accurate data in order to properly function.
In martyrdom videos that were released after the attack, Balawi explained that Taliban and Al Qaeda operatives had worked with him to pass along exclusive and accurate information, in order to win the C.I.A.'s trust.
Legal Aid and other public defenders are working on developing a rapid-response communications system that would allow lawyers to quickly sort out false ICE sightings in courthouses, which are becoming more commonplace amid the spreading fear, and to zero in on accurate sightings, in order to more quickly mobilize lawyers.
