The phrase "accurate notes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to notes that are precise and free from errors, often in academic or professional contexts.
Example: "During the lecture, I made sure to take accurate notes to help me study for the exam later."
Alternatives: "precise notes" or "correct notes".
"They find it funny because it's accurate," notes Scanlan.
They might even perform better on assessments, since they have more accurate notes for review.
Lower, however, rejected his defence and said both Hodgson and Holmes had recorded accurate notes from their meetings with him.
In high school and college, any student without a 24/7 laptop cannot hope to keep accurate notes on a lecture course.
The UKCC found Caroline Flint guilty of failing to keep adequate or accurate notes and of failing to carry out any maternal observations at all and failing to notice that Nyree had collapsed after giving birth.
Allow students to question the presenters, and encourage all students to take accurate notes on the presentation findings, as this information will be instrumental to completing the homework assignment.
It creates a compelling alternative reality composed of facts that may or may not be accurate (note all the false alarms created by spurious X-ray findings and aberrant blood tests).
Unsurprising when you consider that Napoleon was wrong about lots of things, such as being really tall, invading Russia and speaking clearly on his deathbed so that those in the vicinity could make an accurate note of his comments for posterity, but in this case he was dreadfully, spectacularly wrong.
Mr. Fox said this claim was accurate, noting that the new Marriott building, expected to reach almost 753 feet, would exceed the height of the Four Seasons Hotel on the north side of 57th Street between Madison and Park Avenues, which is 52 stories, or 682 feet high.
Early results are heartening: Models performed better when trained on MusicNet than on traditionally annotated pieces, producing more accurate note maps when presented with novel recordings.
From the correlation plots in Figs. 4 and 5, plotting predicted segmentation accuracy q(P,L) versus true E 2(P,L) for each individual algorithm in CASIA and IITD (test sets only), we can see that predictions are quite accurate (note the dual log-scale explaining the wider spread for lower scales) confirming the effectiveness of the proposed simple neural network-based technique.
