The phrase "accurate retrieval" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to information processing, data management, or search functionalities where precision in obtaining information is important.
Example: "The system is designed to ensure accurate retrieval of data from the database, minimizing errors and improving efficiency."
Alternatives: "precise extraction" or "correct recovery".
RO data feature a unique combination of advantages for this purpose including (i) geopotential height being accurately obtained as vertical coordinate jointly with an accurate retrieval of pressure, (ii) very high vertical resolution, and (iii) global coverage.
Sequentially elimination of redundant channels is directly integrated into the inverse scheme for the temperature profile, in order to accurately retain the valuable channels and remove all the redundant channels, for accurate retrieval of the temperature profile.
Young adults, however, showed significantly greater activity than old adults during accurate retrieval in right hippocampus.
For older adults, right parahippocampal gyrus showed significantly greater activity during false than during accurate retrieval.
We observed no regions in which activity was greater during false than during accurate retrieval for young adults.
The method enabled accurate retrieval of the local densities, kinetics, and density gradients of somatic and dendritic channels.
Scientists have also demonstrated accurate retrievals of minor gases from AIRS including carbon monoxide, methane, and ozone.
In order to fast and accurate retrievals for CO2, we have developed a technique based on information content analysis to reduce the number of channels used in CO2 retrieval.
This unique imaging geometry allows accurate retrievals of daily changes in surface bidirectional reflectance, which in turn enhances direct retrieval of biophysical properties, as well as long term and consistent land surface parameters for modeling studies that seek to understand the Earth system and its interactions.
On the contrary, ground-based cloud observations are able to obtain richer, more accurate retrievals of cloud information.
Furthermore, these retrieval results also indicate that these simple models may be limited in producing accurate retrievals of snow depth, density, and SWE.
