The phrase "accurate usage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the correct or proper application of a word, phrase, or concept in language or communication.
Example: "The teacher emphasized the importance of accurate usage of grammar in writing assignments."
Alternatives: "correct application" or "proper use".
And we've also started to install smart electric and gas meters in all our sites across the UK; these will provide accurate usage measurements and allow timely consumption data".
Though it was thought that the program had been completely shut down, Facebook actually began hosting and applying the tracking pixels itself to ensure accurate usage.
The prototype provides a means to help train cleaning staff into proactive and accurate usage of cleaning tools preventing outbreaks from occurring.
In science, accurate usage of terminology is critical, as misuse of words or misinterpretation of concepts can then be used by policymakers to create bad law and regulation, and who pays, we do!
Two runs of assembly were conducted by MIRA 3 in "EST" and "accurate" usage mode, respectively.
Two runs of assembly were carried out by MIRA in "EST" and "accurate" usage mode, respectively.
This piece was amended on 27 April to reflect accurate internet usage figures in Baltimore.
Lowe's sees a future in which the company is delivering air filters to customers' doorsteps because IRIS is providing accurate HVAC usage and customers have enrolled in a filter subscription program.
While this data is now readily available for most EU countries [ 15], timely and accurate antibiotic usage data for people and food animals in all countries are needed.
However, I would like to point out that McGrath's employment of the term "quarantine" to refer to Mallon's two involuntary confinements is not technically accurate, although the usage is common.
And this adds another element that may prevent accurate and appropriate usage.
