The phrase "accurately again" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when emphasizing the need to repeat something with precision or correctness after a previous attempt.
Example: "After reviewing the data, I realized I needed to present the findings accurately again to ensure clarity."
Alternatives: "correctly once more" or "precisely again".
In general, the late nineteenth-century idealists were more inclined to think of idealism or, maybe more accurately, spiritualism again as a genuine alternative to materialism and embark again on the controversy whether matter or mind/spirit is the ultimate "stuff" of reality.
Likely, in the next time slot, the DG output generation, the baseline demand, and RTP can be accurately detected again.
We looked at one another and smiled, knowingly, like we were bonded together by some secret, sacred moment that we could never accurately describe again.
The additive and dominance effects were also very accurately estimated, again better than T2 for the dominance effect.
In another, he again accurately divined that he "could not see how they would escape".
The model predictions again accurately predicted a wide range of Nylon experimental data.
Its title, the first thing Dortmund has won in nine years of struggle, was, Löw again accurately observed, the prize for consistency, for playing attractive soccer in many games, and for maintaining tactical discipline throughout.
You would think the answer would be obvious -- so obvious there would hardly be a need for the Supreme Court to hear a case about it," Scalia wrote, again accurately, though not in the way he meant.
Supervised HCA of these genes again accurately clustered the three groups, this time with the trisomy 8 cultures being placed in a single branch.
PCA of only BACs on chr8 revealed 81 significant clones (6.2% of the 1,312 BACs covering chr8), and supervised HCA of these BACs again accurately clustered the three groups, this time with the trisomy 8 cultures constituting a single branch.
