The phrase "accurate in scope" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the precision or relevance of information, analysis, or research within a defined range or context.
Example: "The report was accurate in scope, covering all necessary aspects of the project without omitting any critical details."
Alternatives: "precise in range" or "correct in extent."
Specify what is "in scope" and "out of scope".
Further, we framed our inquiry using the descriptor "significant uncertainty" which is most accurate in depicting the scope of uncertainty associated with sequencing information.
Siri-like in concept, that is — you can say "send an e-mail to Harvey Smith," "schedule an appointment" and a few other things — but it's slower, less accurate and far narrower in scope.
The most accurate methods available may remain limited in scope to smaller molecular systems.
The SPI, which is more accurate in terms of measuring the scope of PCPs' practice, is also applicable to a broad range of practice settings because it consists of three subdomains that enable application of each subscale to different primary care settings.
While the study is limited in scope, the results suggest that highly accurate species trees can be constructed, even in the presence of both HGT and ILS, using quartet-based methods.
Columbia Encyclopedia, highly regarded one-volume encyclopaedia, international in scope and useful for quick location of accurate information.
The Vita Karoli Magni is brief and limited in scope and detail, but it provides a generally accurate and direct account of the period.
Senators Ron Wyden (Democrat, Oregon) and Mark Udall (Democrat, Colorado), the chief inquisitors of US intelligence officials during the current surveillance scandal, added a sharp warning late Tuesday that senior intelligence officials "are not always accurate" in their public statements about the scope and utility of their wide-ranging surveillance efforts.
While these events are fundamentally different in scope, magnitude, and cause, they share at their core a need for accurate and complete planning and education to prevent or mitigate their consequences.
