The phrase "accurate spatial" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where precision in relation to space or location is being discussed, such as in geography, architecture, or data analysis.
Example: "The model provides an accurate spatial representation of the urban landscape, allowing for better planning and development."
Alternatives: "precise spatial" or "exact spatial".
Accurate prediction of hydrological models requires accurate spatial and temporal distribution of rainfall.
For spatially explicit planning for green infrastructure, sufficiently accurate spatial data in relevant resolution are needed.
In addition, in order to reconstruct accurate spatial maps involving depth profiling, the apparent depth from stage movement needs to be converted into the actual focal depth17.
However, insufficient weather stations limit accurate spatial representation of temperature within a heterogeneous city.
Lefties performed better on both the complex version of the T.M.T. — demonstrating faster and more accurate spatial skills, along with strong executive control and mental flexibility — and on the L.N.S., demonstrating enhanced working memory.
It would support a better service for land administration by providing reliable and accurate spatial information on 3D underground property.
To assess suitable areas for species, plant ecologists need accurate spatial information about available water for plants.
An accurate spatial prediction of SOM content has great significance in the estimation of the SOC pool.
Differences arise due to difficulties in knowing soil model parameters and irrigation amounts with accurate spatial detail.
With this spatial intelligence, you'll be able to make rapid, accurate spatial decisions with greater confidence for regional planning, business investment, population, housing, environmental assessment, public health and many other spatial applications.
The hydrodynamic model adopts a TVD finite volume method to solve the 2D shallow water equations, based on a second-order accurate spatial and temporal numerical scheme.
