The phrase "accurate relation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the correctness or precision of a connection or correlation between two or more things.
Example: "The study provided an accurate relation between diet and health outcomes, demonstrating how nutrition impacts overall well-being."
Alternatives: "precise correlation" or "exact connection".
Then, an accurate relation between their load and deflection is obtained.
Due to nonlinear response of ionospheric reflection coefficient to these factors, finding an accurate relation between these parameters and reflection coefficient is an arduous task.
Instead of recreating Faith's body as a whole, from head to tail, Ms. Jagger offers only a handful of disparate body sections -- head and neck, a leg, a convex flank -- that are suspended by wires from the ceiling and placed in anatomically accurate relation to one another.
Also, the accurate relation between sensing gain and the PU state transition characteristic remains an attractive area in following investigations.
The following accurate relation was used for the other columns [3] (Lamm et al. 1999): ΔR = Y − R 1 − cos τ (51).
In this way, the SIMIND program continuously maintains an accurate relation between the number of histories generating counts in the projection images and the underlying activity in a particular voxel in the source volume.
In this paper, we aim at identifying a set of urban morphology indicators (UMIs) that show the most accurate relations with the solar availability on façades (SIy) in the Mediterranean context.
To get accurate relations between transporters and their substrates, we manually curated transporter-substrate information from UniProt function annotation (TSDB: http://TSdb.cbi.pku.edu.cn/) [ 6].
The ASA said, while the claim was accurate in relation to the parameters of the report, many people used Wi-Fi in their homes.
In common with the previously studied element pair, and also with other schemes such as the spectral element and discontinuous Galerkin methods, increasing the polynomial order is found to provide a more accurate dispersion relation for the well resolved part of the spectrum but at the cost of a number of unphysical spectral gaps.
Thus, more accurate constitutive relations and information on steady reaction profiles in detonating liquid explosives are necessary.
