The phrase "accurate labour" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to work or effort that is precise, correct, or free from errors.
Example: "The project requires accurate labour to ensure that all specifications are met without any mistakes."
Alternatives: "precise work" or "exact effort".
And if opinion polls are accurate, Labour under Gordon Brown had already lost the allegiance of a large proportion of those Sun readers who will vote months before yesterday's bombshell.
And now, if a recent poll by NOP for ITV Wales is accurate, Labour will lose four of the 29 Assembly seats it currently holds (there are 60 in all) in the May elections.
Peasants' revolt German slouches beware Habeas corpus ReprintsIf the opinion polls are accurate, Labour's share of the vote could fall from 37% in 1993 to below 30% next month: its worst performance since the 1920s.
This paper shows the potential of web queries as an accurate and labour extensive source for syndromic surveillance.
In 2010 the exit poll was very accurate, under-predicting Labour's seat share by three and over-predicting the Liberal Democrats by two.
This paper shows the potential of web queries as an accurate, cheap and labour extensive source for syndromic surveillance.
These other techniques, although incredibly specific and accurate, are very labour intensive and as yet unsuitable for large-scale studies of TL and disease.
Although women who had completed university had more accurate recall of labour induction and epidural usage than the mothers who had completed high school, it is worth mentioning that both groups of mothers had high rates of recall.
This challenges the established knowledge and highlights that an accurate diagnosis of prolonged labour is important for evidence based clinical decision making and for women who experience a prolonged labour.
To obtain accurate parameter estimates often labour and cost intensive experiments have to be performed.
After a well written review of previous work, he urges an accurate, detailed impression of labour conditions online in respect to specific sectors and companies, rooted in a definite understanding of exploitation.
