The phrase "accurate working" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process, method, or result that is precise and effective in achieving its intended purpose.
Example: "The accurate working of the new software has significantly improved our productivity."
Alternatives: "precise operation" or "effective functioning".
This is particularly important, because an accurate working understanding of potential energy is a prerequisite for understanding chemical energy or indeed any energy changes associated with bonding or intermolecular forces.
Thus, we conclude that the neurobiological model of saliency gives a fairly accurate working of the HVS-based on bottom-up cues alone.
As Nehm and Schonfeld ([2007]) concluded, 'one cannot assume that biology teachers with extensive backgrounds in biology have an accurate working knowledge of evolution, natural selection, or the nature of science' (p. 716).
As Nehm and Schonfeld (2007) recently concluded, "one cannot assume that biology teachers with extensive backgrounds in biology have an accurate working knowledge of evolution, natural selection, or the nature of science".
Does Secret Service have eyes on Tag?" QUESTION FROM SKLANDOG: "Pretty strong — not terribly accurate" worked like a charm in the first debate, Alex. Different Obama, however.
If Justice Department estimates are accurate, work at the laboratory would increase twelvefold, Ms. Todd said.
For fine, accurate work, process plates, which consist of a film on a backing, are preferred.
Besides the prisoners' patient, accurate work, the colour pictures on the Wikipedia page, including a photograph of the Magna Carta memorial at Runnymede and a medieval portrait of Pope Innocent III, have been lovingly recreated by members of the Embroiderers Guildd.
I still remember the thrill of knowing that my spot-on results were down to my precise and accurate work.
Good quality management implies accurate work and a transparent documentation, and this is something that needs to be lived as a standard practice, says Presslinger of Voestalpine.
There are some studies on the reaction of the Catholic hierarchy to the adoption of evolutionary thinking by priests and scientists (see the accurate work by Artigas et al. (2006) on the period 1877 1902) but further studies are called for.
