The phrase "accurate to avoid" is not correct in English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "The report must be accurate to avoid any misunderstandings."
Alternatives: "precise to prevent" or "correct to evade".
Most will be deeply unhappy in a relatively tiny pot in a centrally heated room, and away from a light source, so watering will need to be pinpoint accurate to avoid them drying out or drowning.
In this process, the grey GM 1, 1) predict model can anticipate the development of fire signals without any assumption, thus allowing earlier fire alarm than traditional fire detection equipments, meanwhile, ANFIS can make sure the data processing more accurate to avoid false alarms.
Any computational procedure for assembling such large and complex genomes must, therefore, be exceedingly efficient with both time and memory resources, but at the same time must be highly accurate to avoid mis-assembly of closely related sequences.
Ensure all other details on the credit report are accurate to avoid any additional, negative findings.
Precise studies of sea-level rise require accurate calibrations to avoid misinterpretation of any spurious drift.
The realism of that scenario may be doubted, given that no attack against U.S. ICBMs would be accurate enough to avoid massive civilian destruction.
C2 pedicle and pars screws require accurate placement to avoid injury to nearby neurovascular structures.
The role of the radiologist is to provide a prompt and accurate diagnosis, to avoid late and inadequate treatment.
Shear failure of concrete elements reinforced with Fiber Reinforced Polymer (FRP) bars is generally brittle, requiring accurate predictions to avoid it.
And yes, he wishes to stop the bloodshed as quickly as possible and by the most accurate means, to avoid the triumph of repression.
Thus, the present study was conducted to isolate and identify the protozoans causing diarrhoea in HIV patients so as to give an accurate diagnosis to avoid empirical treatment.
