The phrase "accurately born" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe someone being born in a precise or exact manner, but this is not a common or standard expression.
Example: "The records indicate that she was accurately born on the specified date, but this phrasing is awkward."
Alternatives: "correctly born" or "precisely born".
Recent studies show that the generation following behind Millennials (or, more accurately, people born between the early eighties and the early aughts) are becoming less interested in Facebook.
Or, more accurately, we were born knowing a certain principle of UG (the 'Principle of Structure Dependence'), which tells us that rules like H1 are not worth pursuing, their ostensible 'simplicity' notwithstanding, and that we should always prefer rules, like H2, which are stated in terms of sentences' structural properties.
We have now extended this to eight birth cohorts in order to capture the incidences more accurately for those born more recently.
Yet, the most compelling aspect of A Star Is Born is how it accurately tackles the toxic relationship between fame and substance addiction.
Findings may not accurately reflect the prognosis for individuals born later, or apply to non-white groups or different systems of medical care.
Or more accurately, it's today launching a product born out of Evertale's best feature – shared photo albums.
There are the obvious features of the Chinese calendar - the 12 animals of the so-called Chinese "zodiac" (sheng-hsiao), meaning more accurately "the likeness with which one is born".
There's a story that comes from the second- and third-century AD author Athenaeus, born in Naukratis, which chimes uncannily accurately with the journey of that votive figure.
However, cumulative evidence indicated that this birth weight curve approach did not accurately describe the fetal growth process for newborns born before 37 weeks of pregnancy, and low birth weight babies born at term.
Organizing For America is the organization which was born from Barack Obama's mailing list (more accurately: emailing list) of 13 million names which he amassed during his historic campaign.
