The phrase "accurate method for determining" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a reliable approach or technique for finding out or measuring something.
Example: "The researchers developed an accurate method for determining the concentration of pollutants in the water samples."
Alternatives: "reliable technique for assessing" or "precise approach for evaluating".
Von Mersi, W. & Schinner, F. An improved and accurate method for determining the dehydrogenase-activity of soils with iodonitrotetrazolium chloride.
Quinones, M. A. et al. A new, simplified and accurate method for determining ejection fraction with two-dimensional echocardiography.
Acoustic measurements can provide a rapid, accurate method for determining and monitoring snow cover characteristics.
Therefore, there is still the need to develop simple but accurate method for determining the confinement coefficient.
LSV seemed to be the most accurate method for determining diffusion coefficients for Zn II) and Mg II) ions.
Researchers in the Columbia University Department of Systems Biology have developed an efficient and accurate method for determining a drug's mechanism of action — the cellular machinery through which it produces its pharmacological effect.
The lack of accurate methods for determining location limited early geographic descriptions of soils to narratives, or to listings of attributes for property-based map units.
Fast and accurate methods for determining pipeline eigenfrequencies and associated bending stresses are essential to free span design, and hence of great interest to the pipeline industry.
Parallel analysis, which is considered as one of the most effective and accurate methods for determining the number of factors to retain [86], suggested 5 and 13 factors, depending on whether the analysis was based on principal component (PA-PCA) or principal factor (PA-PFA) eigenvalues, respectively.
This requires more information on the staffing situation, the application of more accurate methods for determining personnel requirements, and closer coordination between supply of staff (often independently controlled by education institutions) and demand or capacity of absorption.
