The phrase "accurate system of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a system that is precise, reliable, or correct in its functioning or results.
Example: "The researchers developed an accurate system of data collection to ensure the validity of their findings."
Alternatives: "reliable framework for" or "precise method of".
At the Clarke School, Yale and a fellow teacher developed a more detailed and accurate system of phonetic symbols to replace those in Alexander Melville Bell's Visible Speech (1867).
Instead, the report recommends that federal and state officials do what they have already been trying to do for the last several months — negotiate a more accurate system of how Medicaid reimburses the state for care of those with developmental disabilities.
It's by far the most accurate system of its kind that I've tried thanks in part to a large dictionary and, since each key has only two characters instead of three, better odds of guessing right.
Good and bad isn't really as big of a part of what I'm going for as an accurate system of taxomony, and Yes is a good signpost.
[ 1- 4] Identifying and redressing the sex/gender gaps in health surveillance would contribute to a more robust and accurate system of health surveillance in Canada and, in turn, provide a stronger evidence base for the development and implementation of effective social policies to improve population health outcomes and reduce health inequalities.
This brings significant extra computational overheads, however when considering a binary choice about vaccination the current understanding of such realism is that it should not qualitatively modify our results, and would be most important if our approach were extended to an accurate system of real-time estimation.
This paper investigates the design of an accurate system for recognition of digital modulations.
This study investigates the design of an accurate system for recognition of digital modulations.
This result provides an accurate system for response prediction of RTX, thereby taking the paradigm of personalized medicine one step further.
Yabuki is pushing his quants to come up with a more accurate system for assessing the risk of one consumer compared with another.
Actually, the most accurate system consists of laboratory analysis of the nutrient content of plant parts, such as the leaf.
