The phrase "accurately advance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the precise progression or improvement of a process, idea, or project.
Example: "In order to achieve our goals, we must accurately advance our research methods and techniques."
Alternatives: "progress effectively" or "move forward precisely".
While it improves the efficiency of insurance markets in a variety of ways, if winners and losers can be predicted accurately in advance insurance markets break down because there is no way to pool risk across individuals.
On the other hand, in many cases it is impossible to predict accurately in advance of the development just what performance may be achievable in one or more of the critical elements of the new system.
In order to predict CMC (coalbed methane content) accurately in advance during exploration stage with limited data in Pannan coalfield, Southwest China, the prediction models of CMC (coalbed methane content) were established using quantification theory on the foundation of limited data obtained from the exploratory bores.
Professor Watson said this did not imply an end to development, but that costs and benefits of each proposed development could be assessed more accurately in advance.
Prenatal care plays a crucial role in obstetric fistula prevention, not because those women who will develop obstructed labor can be predicted accurately in advance, but because women who are already "booked" in the system are more likely to get emergency care promptly than are unregistered women.
Despite heavy American airstrikes, Iraqi artillery units were able to fire dozens of shells accurately onto advancing Kurds and Americans.
Consequently, golf-swing robots cannot accurately emulate advanced golfers, and this causes serious problems for the evaluation of golf club performance.
Receiver-operator characteristic curves demonstrated that depth of invasion, lymph vascular space involvement, and grade accurately predicted advanced-stage disease 73%, 77% and 80% of the time, respectively.
Confusion regarding HO bone morphology has resulted from radiographic assessments and light microscopy, which lack the resolution required for accurately determining advanced bone architecture.
Mobile sensors are often needed to deploy sensors rapidly and accurately; consequently, advances in vehicle technology must be considered in relation to sensor missions.
