The phrase "accurate set of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of items, data, or information that is precise and reliable.
Example: "We need to compile an accurate set of data before making any conclusions about the experiment."
Alternatives: "precise collection of" or "reliable group of".
There is no accurate set of national accounts – this government made sure of that," he said.
That's a remarkably accurate set of predictions from a very general principle.
Curated databases promise to deliver a highly accurate set of genes, gene variants, and other genomic elements in the form of an encyclopedia.
However, it may be difficult to obtain a complete and accurate set of data to train the model.
A complete and accurate set of financial records helps producers develop accurate tax returns but as important gives them the data to analyze their business.
The first step in the modeling process deals with the selection of an accurate set of image metrics that are used as the input data of the model.
Various methods for the easy removal and accurate setting of the iron culminated in the screw and lever adjustor for the iron and the cam-actuated cap.
The final accuracy depends on obtaining accurate sets of collision integrals for the specific mixture used in the actual computation (several such sets are available in the literature).
The calculations in the new algorithm are significantly simpler than those in the algorithm for the general spherical harmonic and in test calculations comparing the two algorithms the new one gave more accurate sets of characteristic directions.
This leads to more accurate setting of the RTO timer, which, in turn, reduces the relative number of packets retransmitted significantly, especially under heavy traffic conditions.
For example, quick curing material requires a more accurate setting of the spray angle, and expansion volume needs to be considered, which is one of the non-negligible specifications of two-part type polyurethane foam.
