The phrase "accurate tailoring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the precise adjustment or customization of clothing or other items to fit specific requirements or measurements.
Example: "The designer is known for her accurate tailoring, ensuring that each garment fits perfectly on the client."
Alternatives: "precise fitting" or "exact customization".
Further improvements in bedside INR monitoring will improve diagnosis, and achieve more rapid and accurate tailored treatment.
Our services will be positioned very carefully: they will be of extremely high quality, relevant, timely and accurate, tailored to the clients' needs so as to enable them to make the right decisions, in turn leading towards growth of their companies, benefiting the overall economy.
BigDecisions.com will help Indians make the most important decisions by using accurate information tailored to their personal needs," Thomson said.
Social media facilitate 'backchannel communication' [8] by allowing users to obtain timely and accurate information tailored to their local context [8], [53] [63].
Having access to timely, accurate information – tailored to local conditions – is critical if a farm or other rural enterprise is going to be competitive and make the most of its resources.
Our study found similar key elements for SDM in maternity care: open dialogue, stimulating women to participate in decision-making, interactive exchange of accurate information tailored to women's individual understanding, and giving women sufficient time to consider options.
The deposition of organic thin films with accurate thickness and tailored functionality is an important step towards the development of gas sensors with high selectivity.
Improved understanding of the natural history, appropriate and accurate staging, and tailored, less morbid lymphadenectomy have led to improved survival and decreased the adverse effects of therapy.
In the context of patient-centered care, prognostic tools are of great interest to caregivers and -providers alike, as they can convey sizeable amounts of information and provide tailored, accurate estimates of prognosis.
They purport to be 20% more accurate than a tailor.
