The phrase "accurate weight" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a precise measurement of weight, often in contexts such as science, cooking, or shipping.
Example: "To ensure the recipe turns out perfectly, it is essential to measure the accurate weight of each ingredient."
Alternatives: "precise weight" or "exact weight".
By this time a bond has formed between falconer and hawk, which, combined with accurate weight control, alleviates much of the risk of losing the hawk.
If this is the true point of contention, why not simply design a heavier running prosthetic, one that models the accurate weight of a human leg, and end the debate?
Not the nicest place to perform a necropsy but it does allow us to get an accurate weight on an animal that would be too big to weigh anywhere else".
It was two days before the Gamache fight on Feb. 28 when Gatti apparently weighed 141 pounds, the limit set for that fight -- though there is some disagreement whether Gatti remained on the scale long enough for officials to determine an accurate weight.
Min says this all starts with getting an accurate weight for each user.
Losek 1989 [72] – – – – – None 1 N/A Findings: "Body habitus + height = accurate weight estimate".
Thus, establishing accurate weights was of high importance.
This was then milled and 35.2 ± 0.3 mg (n = 2) was digested in 11 ± 1 g of 70% HNO3, with accurate weights recorded.
However, similar to goals, it is hard for DMs to provide accurate weights without a full understanding of the characteristics of the problem.
The box plots were created using arch level data to provide a more accurate weighting of alignment rates over total treatment time.
By detecting the edge characteristics of a digital image, accurate weights can be obtained for image interpolation, before refinement is made in post-processing.
