The phrase "accurate method of determining" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a reliable approach or technique for finding out information or making a decision.
Example: "The researchers developed an accurate method of determining the age of the fossils."
Alternatives: "reliable technique for assessing" or "precise approach to identifying".
Therefore, the predictions made from the Raman spectra are the most accurate method of determining the vertical position currently available.
The most accurate method of determining this value is by measuring the resistivity or chemical composition of uncontaminated connate water produced from the formation.
The technique described is an accurate method of determining the level of transverse skin incision placement for cervical spine surgery that reduces intra-operative fluoroscopy time, radiation dose and expense.
Results for the point-to-point calculation are compared with experimental measurements of flocculation efficiency in a full-scale model of a channel hydraulic flocculator, and an extremely good fit is obtained, demonstrating the point-to-point approach to be an accurate method of determining flocculation efficiency in channel hydraulic flocculators.
This represents an accurate method of determining three-dimensional stem migration and has been used in numerous studies.
This isn't a 100percentt accurate method of determining app usage as the Battery screen won't count app use that takes place when you're charging your phone, but it's close and it's what Apple will approve.
Researchers may be able to parlay this postmortem activity into better ways of preserving donated organs for transplantation and more accurate methods of determining when murder victims were killed.
By using accurate methods of determining change in maternal BMI and gestation in a large database (43 783), we have shown that the greater the increase in maternal BMI during pregnancy, the longer the gestation.
Hand ballot recounts are an essential part of election law in Florida and other states, and the most accurate method of objectively determining voter intent.
