The phrase "accurate standards" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to specific criteria or benchmarks that are precise and reliable in a particular context, such as quality control or measurement.
Example: "To ensure the safety of our products, we must adhere to accurate standards set by the regulatory authorities."
Alternatives: "precise criteria" or "reliable benchmarks".
More than two years after Homeland Security officials told Congress that they would produce new, more accurate standards to assess security at the nation's borders, senior officials from the department acknowledged this week that they had not completed the new measurements and were not likely to in coming months, as the debate proceeds about overhauling the immigration system.
The study demonstrated the importance of using well-defined and accurate standards to calibrate JAK2 V617F quantitative assays.
They are the single most widely used measure of nutritional status because of their precision, replicative nature and the availability of accurate standards for comparison.
Until the 1990s the cesium beam atomic clock was the most accurate standard of atomic time and frequency.
By averaging the values of multiple samples, more accurate standard deviation and maximum of aerodynamic loads can be obtained.
Hysteroscopy is widely accepted to be the accurate standard for investigation of the uterine cavity [1, 2].
The number of samples used in this study is 200, from which we can obtain a more accurate standard deviation σ F and maximum Fmax.
The estimation method was Maximum Likelihood (ML) to ensure consistent, efficient, and unbiased parameter estimates and accurate standard errors (Bovaird and Koziol [2012], p496).
Low sample size in 2011 among rich families did not allow for enough variation to calculate accurate standard error around the mean.
An accurate standard-map approach, instead of the approximate standard-map approach, is developed for the analytical prediction of the onset of a new resonant overlap forming a new resonant-separatrix web in the stochastic layer.
But because samples are pooled across the sampling design cells of the original survey, direct calculation of the design effects needed for accurate standard error and confidence interval (CI) estimation is not possible.
