The phrase "accurate orientation for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need for precise guidance or positioning in a specific context, such as training, navigation, or information dissemination.
Example: "The workshop provided an accurate orientation for new employees, ensuring they understood the company's policies and procedures."
Alternatives: "precise guidance for" or "correct positioning for".
We chose CT-scan analysis because it is more precise as it allows for accurate orientation of the medial part of the lateral condyle and offers the possibility of having measurements in millimeters without parallax or length approximation.
This significant invagination readily distinguished it from the other disk domain and allowed for an accurate orientation of the complex.
In addition, the immobilization of the working electrode by a special adjusting device facilitated not only the detachment of the working electrode for treatment but also accurate orientation of the electrode, consequently improved ECL reproducibility.
However, to date very few systems have been studied experimentally, and many large-scale studies require accurate orientation information for all available CRISPR arrays.
After the cooling down (Figure 1i,j), baked clay was carefully sampled from the floor surface (Figure 1k) and the −20-cm level (Figure 1l) using plaster of Paris for accurate orientation.
Computer navigation can be a preventive tool as it permits accurate orientation and fixation of the prosthesis without the need for visualization of bony landmarks.
There were some tourist maps that showed the downtown area and a few primary arterial routes, but there was nothing available that had both the necessary scale for a walker – 1 25,000 or better – and sufficiently accurate orientation to enable compass bearings.
With accurate orientation measurement on inherited martensitic variants, the local orientations of parent austenite grains were predicted using four classical OR for the martensitic transformation.
This could explain the accurate orientation encoding in a recent study that uses a random sequence of 30ms gratings [42].
However, this approach does not work well for particles that are much smaller than ribosomes, because too low SNRs in the movie frames prohibit accurate orientation determination.
