The phrase "accurate spot" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific location or position that is precise or correct.
Example: "After hours of searching, we finally found the accurate spot to set up our campsite."
Alternatives: "exact location" or "precise point".
This scheme relies on building parametric models of the field using spatial sensor measurements collected from a high-altitude, and which are thus less accurate, and then improving the models by using more accurate spot measurements.
For accurate spot detection, settings were chosen according to manufacturer's instructions (Decodon).
Differences in the spot positions between gels are major challenging issue in image processing because they impede accurate spot matching.
The normalized NCC measure thus resulted in accurate spot localization regardless of intensity, but was sensitive to background noise.
Differences in spot positions are a major challenge in image processing because they impede accurate spot matching and thus the construction of expression profiles.
Kerr played for Jackson's Bulls, thriving in the triangle as an accurate spot-up shooter who could see his opportunities coming several passes ahead of time.
These beams converged on a pinpoint-accurate spot where they created a lesion that damaged a tiny area of tissue, blocking the pathway that caused the OCD symptoms.
I believe they are largely accurate and spot on.
This may significantly improve functional binding site recognition for TF, resulting in much faster binding to the accurate cognate spot than it occurs in the Late genes.
You would eliminate a couple of jobs, but it would be far more accurate than spotting it from 25 yards away.
Quividi has a study on its site carried out by an independent company in the US: from a sample of 856 people, of whom 72% were men, it was 95% accurate in spotting men, and 87% for women.
