The phrase "accurate program" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a software application or system that functions correctly and produces precise results.
Example: "The new software update has made the application an accurate program for data analysis, significantly reducing errors."
Alternatives: "precise software" or "reliable application".
Mr. Shah said he plans to unveil a less complete but, he contends, more accurate program on Sept. 18 at a conference for clients in New York.
Visitors must provide the Law School and Duke's Visa Services office with accurate program start and end dates.
A more accurate program for estimating valve power loss of MMC and junction temperature of devices is proposed, by linking PSCAD/EMTDC and Matlab.
In addition, OOGPs are usually located at sea, which requires a more detailed and accurate program for decommissioning compared with the platforms on the land.
As DNA sequencing becomes faster and cheaper, DTRA hopes that the challenge will inspire a highly accurate program to detect potentially dangerous organisms in DNA samples in under an hour a vast improvement over today's capabilities.
As children begin to watch more television programming on systems that allow for interaction, such as tablets and videogame systems, there are different opportunities to engage them… We performed three studies to examine the effects of accurate program response times, repeating unanswered questions, and providing feedback on the children's likelihood of response.
For example, neural cuffs that are implanted around nerves innervating the foot sole can be used to sense foot contact during walking or to detect other phases of locomotion, allowing accurate programming of muscle nerve stimulation.
Several issues including accurate programming, proper tool selection, machining feeds and speeds selection, thermal error compensation, vibration monitoring, etc. contribute significantly to the performance and productivity of a machine tool in an industrial scenario.
They reported that Gold, Glide, Surflex and FlexX were the most accurate programs and that generally their performance decreased with the size of the binding site, the size of the ligand and the number of its rotatable bonds.
In order to identify more reliable gene structures for the PfSR homologues, we performed a homology-based gene prediction using the program FGENESH+, which is one of the most accurate programs available at the moment [23] and is also trained to predict intron splice sites in P. falciparum.
The programs were evolved over many generations resulting in progressively better and more accurate programs.
