The phrase "accurate leading" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where precision in guidance or direction is emphasized, such as in leadership, data analysis, or project management.
Example: "The team's success was largely due to accurate leading, which ensured that everyone was aligned with the project's goals."
Alternatives: "precise guidance" or "exact direction".
In the past, the CBI's survey has been a pretty accurate leading indicator of economic activity (see chart).As if to justify the gloom, on the day of the rate cut it was revealed that manufacturing output had fallen by 0.4% in September.
Then, in comparing that transactional data to large portals like Zillow, Trulia and Realtor.com, they found that Reesio's data was more current and more accurate, leading them to realize that they might have something even more valuable on their hands.
The motion of particles normal to the interface can be considered reliable, and the motion tangent to the interface can be considered qualitatively accurate, leading to the correct equilibrium state.
However, as the SNR increases, the output of the partial response channel determined by MFT-ESA demodulation module becomes more accurate, leading to a significant improvement in the ability to recover the transmitted symbols as evident in the symbol error probability.
One explanation is that most investigations used serological HLA genotyping methods that were less than accurate, leading to false results and failure to discriminate between allele subgroups.
Reliability analysis is plagued by a lack of accurate data, leading to suboptimal parameter estimates and inaccurate decisions about replacement intervals and preventive maintenance activities.
The multi-scale nature of the electrophysiology problem makes difficult its numerical solution, requiring temporal and spatial resolutions of 0.1 ms and 0.2 mm respectively for accurate simulations, leading to models with millions degrees of freedom that need to be solved for thousand time steps.
All these obstacles undermine fair and accurate voting, leading to potential meltdowns and the disenfranchisement of voters, especially African-Americans, the elderly and students.
None of these approaches is totally accurate, often leading to over diagnosis of TB in children who might then be unnecessarily treated for TB.
In spite of this, accurate diagnosis, leading to specific, targeted treatments, of patients with spinal pain has been elusive.
This type of a marker would permit more accurate diagnosis, leading to earlier treatment, and improved outcomes.
