The phrase "accurate when compared to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the precision or correctness of one thing in relation to another.
Example: "The results of the experiment were found to be accurate when compared to the previous studies conducted on the same topic."
Alternatives: "precise in relation to" or "correct in comparison to".
The time-averaged velocity predictions are reasonably accurate when compared to validation data.
The model, which was published in the Journal of Geophysical Research, proved accurate when compared to data on actual budburst in the northeastern United States.
However, this criterion is very accurate when compared to the numerical results with strain rate boundary conditions.
Nonparametric spectral density estimation is shown to be self-calibrating and accurate when compared to several other time-domain approaches.
Our combined creep and rate-independent formulations for the plastic strains were shown to be accurate when compared to stress strain and texture evolution measurements.
Higher-order moments of the stationary solutions are computed and prove to be very accurate when compared to analytic (1D process) and Monte Carlo (2D process) solutions.
For the TTO on the other hand, at a group level patients gave accurate predictions and had accurate recollections when compared to the actual change.
Assimilation results suggest that the use of the CSM in the context of the SEEK filter may provide up to 80% more accurate solutions when compared to standard finite difference schemes and is competitive with the EnKF, even providing more accurate results in certain situations.
We find an approximate, but accurate expression (when compared to numerical simulations) to evaluate mixing.
The proposed formula is simple and gives accurate results when compared to finite element simulations.
Larger values of this ratio lead to very accurate results when compared to implicit methods, while lower values lead to less accuracy.
