The phrase "accurate technology" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing technology that is precise, reliable, or effective in its function or application.
Example: "The new software utilizes accurate technology to ensure data integrity and minimize errors."
Alternatives: "precise technology" or "reliable technology".
Faber has recently taken steps to combine traditional hair and fibre analysis with more modern, and accurate, technology.
However, developers still lack affordable and accurate technology to measure energy consumption in computing systems.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Faber has recently taken steps to combine traditional hair and fibre analysis with more modern, and accurate, technology.
"I think there is this sort of fetishism with technology that people have — that if only we possessed the accurate technology, we are therefore safe from harm," said Patrick Corcoran, a hazards specialist at Oregon Sea Grant, a network of researchers and marine experts based at Oregon State University.
Laser surface texturing (LST) has been recognized as a viable, fast and accurate technology for surface engineering that is used to produce significant improvements in tribological performance of sliding surfaces, including their load carrying capacity, wear resistance, lubrication lifetime and reduced friction coefficients.
LiDAR is currently the most accurate technology for AGB estimation.
Experienced in conventional microfabrication, the researcher is now exploring even more accurate technologies, such as 3-D printing and stereophotography, to design new devices; for example, tools to control drug release.
An important goal for the improved diagnosis and management of infectious and inflammatory diseases, such as periodontitis, is the development of rapid and accurate technologies for the decentralized detection of bacterial pathogens.
With the rapid development of highly sensitive and accurate technologies such as next-generation sequencing, molecular 'liquid biopsies' will quickly become a central piece in the future of precision medicine.
But as more accurate technologies emerged, some carriers began eyeing handset-based schemes that rely on communication between global positioning satellites and handsets.
Reliable and accurate technologies such as qPCR or Multiplex Ligation-dependent Probe Amplification (MLPA) are available to genotype CNVs in targeted regions of the genome.
