The phrase "accurate strike" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to a precise strike or attack; for example, "The archer made an accurate strike on the target."
Among them: hlizifikh, a wild but powerful strike; hrakkarikh, a quick and accurate strike; and gezrikh, a decoy strike.
But analysts said it remained an enormous challenge to establish the whereabouts of suspected al-Qaida cells or to carry out an accurate strike against them, given the limitations of the AC-130.
The two-story stone house from 1740, with two newer wings, has four bedrooms, three baths and 2,800 square feet; it required extensive renovations that included attaching historically accurate strike plates to the doorjambs.
Gylfi Sigurdsson curled an effort over the bar as Neil Taylor's foray forward caused problems for the Liverpool back three, and the Iceland international later produced a more accurate strike that had Mignolet at full stretch.
However, there is little evidence that North Korea has yet developed a guidance system to ensure an accurate strike, or the re-entry technology to bring an intercontinental ballistic missile (IBM) back down.
Nevertheless, Park knew that a low cloud base over RAF Croydon (2000 feet), Hornchurch (3000 feet), Northolt (3500 feet), RAF Hendon (2100 feet) and Biggin Hill (2000 feet) would make a low-level accurate strike the Germans' only option.
It was unclear whether the rockets, which are typically not very accurate, struck or came close to their intended targets.
Where Ronda likes to close distance, stand square and trade wild punches, Holm likes to maintain the range, stand side-on and use sharp and accurate strikes.
Laden with sophisticated sensors and carrying Hellfire missiles and laser-guided bombs, they patrol the skies above Afghanistan, launch lethally accurate strikes against terrorists in the tribal areas of Pakistan, Yemen and Somalia and have helped NATO turn the tide against Muammar Qaddafi's forces in Libya.
America (and presumably its allies) will aim to use their technological prowess to direct highly accurate strikes from a safe distance; their adversaries, meanwhile, will be looking for the soft underbelly, by engaging in cyber-warfare or terrorism (possibly with chemical, biological or even nuclear weapons).
At first, they were considered safe from attack because neither U.S. nor Soviet missiles were sufficiently accurate to strike the other's launch sites; hence, early systems were launched from above ground.
