The phrase "accurate to represent" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically intended to convey that something is a precise or truthful depiction of a subject, but the phrasing is awkward.
Example: "The data collected is not accurate to represent the overall trends in the market."
Alternatives: "accurate in representing" or "correctly depicts".
The contributions of this paper are: (1) We propose a novel dynamic k-anonymous blocking algorithm which generates k-anonymous blocks and more accurate values to represent the blocks with varying k, and the values are called representative values (RVs).
The developed model is accurate enough to represent and simulate the plant nonlinear dynamics and to design the control system.
This modeling strategy provides results accurate enough to represent the damage scenario observed experimentally with an acceptable calculation time.
In dynamic k-anonymous blocking, our approach dynamically generates blocks satisfying k-anonymity and more accurate values to represent the blocks with varying k.
However, shale rocks usually have a wide pore size distribution (PSD) and single pore-size models are not accurate enough to represent a real shale system.
It is a rather difficult task to create accurate models to represent these sounds mainly because their existence is hard to be known a-priori (e.g., jiggling keys, horns, dog barking, etc).
A more accurate way to represent the consequences of practical reason would be to say that deliberation about action generates appropriate intentions insofar as an agent is rational (Korsgaard 1996a).
However, the T-stub model is not accurate enough to represent actual deformation pattern of true angle type of connections at failure, and may not correctly estimate the connection strength.
Due to the difficulty in defining accurate models to represent the physical phenomena in glass furnaces, a large number of studies consider the process as a black-box system.
While some accounting experts say this market-oriented accounting is a more honest and accurate way to represent asset values than other methods, U.S. corporations are often allowed much more lenient accounting standards.
