The phrase "accurate method to rule" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a precise or effective approach to governing or managing a situation.
Example: "The researchers proposed an accurate method to rule out any biases in the data collection process."
Alternatives: "precise approach to govern" or "effective technique to manage".
We aimed at determining whether a negative single complete compression ultrasonography (CUS) of the lower limbs veins is a safe and accurate diagnostic method to rule out the diagnosis of deep venous thrombosis in pregnant and early postpartum women.
Indeed, the Herceptin (trastuzumab) package insert highlights the importance of accurate HER2 testing by stating that relying on a single testing method to rule out potential trastuzumab benefit is inadvisable.
Yet many medical examiners still use scientifically contested methods to rule an infant death a homicide.
In conclusion, both tuning fork methods have some discrimination ability, but current techniques are not sufficiently reliable or accurate to rule in or out fractures and currently should have only limited use in clinical practice.
Third, a more accurate definition of compliance would enable us to rule out any potential bias in the comparison of the 3 methods.
CMAR Classification based on multiple association rules [12] employs FP-growth method to discover rules.
More accurate exposure assessment is needed in large epidemiologic studies to rule out a causal association more conclusively.
In gauging the health of any industry, one of the most accurate methods is to follow the money.
Fan et al. [4, 5] proposed a highly accurate method that uses hand-crafted editing rules and a human-validated certain region of the table.
We combine a product integration rule with fast algorithms (fast heat potentials, nonuniform FFT, fast Gauss transform) to obtain a high-order accurate method with optimal complexity.
