The phrase "accurate job" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a task or work that has been completed with precision and correctness.
Example: "The team did an accurate job on the project, ensuring that all details were meticulously addressed."
Alternatives: "precise work" or "correct task".
Accurate and easy time tracking results in real-time business insight, more accurate job and labor costing, and faster payroll.
Is "housewife" a dirty word, an outdated idea or an accurate job description?
This new powder is sprayed on and does a faster, cleaner & more accurate job.
The firm that does the fastest, most accurate job gets 50% of the work; the others get 30% or 20%.
Create a print advertisement for the position in which you post an appealing, but accurate, job description and list the qualifications you think a good candidate needs.
This required my convincing Michelin that I would do a thorough, accurate job and not reveal what they didn't want me to reveal.
The Witch Museum does one of the most accurate jobs of explaining this story.
"I don't care what they print about me, most of my constituents can't read anyway — but those damn pictures!" Of course caricature is never truly accurate; its job is to exaggerate, it dispenses with detail.
Estimating a scale factor or 0.96 based on the comparison to experiment above and assuming these calculations do as accurate a job on the monodentate complex vibrations, the C-Os and C-Oas stretches should occur near 1415 and 1610 cm-1.
So if Mr. Proglio's estimates are accurate the jobs lost would be valued at $13 billion to $26 billion.
The intelligent robot can perform highly accurate assembly jobs, picking up a workpiece from randomly piled workpieces on a tray, assembling it with fitting precision of 10 μm or less clearance with its force sensors, and high-speed resistant spot arc welding in automotive welding and painting.
