The phrase "accurately clarify" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to emphasize the precision and correctness of the clarification being provided.
Example: "The report aims to accurately clarify the findings of the research study to avoid any misunderstandings."
Alternatives: "clearly explain" or "precisely elucidate".
Further study will be needed to accurately clarify this association in a Japanese population as well as in the West.
The FTIR spectrum can accurately clarify drug-excipient interactions at the various functional groups between the drug and excipient molecules.
Such a heterogeneous database is essential for an in-depth understanding of NFPA-proteome heterogeneity to accurately clarify basic NFPA molecular mechanisms and to discoverer biomarkers for effective diagnosis, therapy, and prognosis to achieve personalized medicine practice for an NFPA.
This effect of Y2O3 was then accurately clarified by applying the Y2O3 modification for Pd surface.
Physicians should be cautious and treat possible serious underlying disease, whilst accurately clarifying the correct diagnosis.
The aim of this meta-analysis was to clarify more accurately the association of this polymorphism with malaria risk.
Therefore, follow-up of the OSNA cohort can clarify more accurately the prognostic impact of SN, non-SN, and total axillary metastatic volume.
Because this disease is still considered rare despite the increasing number of reported cases in humans and cetaceans, clinical and epidemiologic information must be accurately reported to help clarify many of the unknown aspects of this disease.
The availability of these cp genomes provides valuable genetic information for accurately identifying species, clarifying taxonomy and reconstructing the phylogeny of the genus Camellia.
To investigate the future trends of energy demand in Japan accurately, it is necessary to clarify the factors that determine the fluctuations in energy demands across regions.
If key policymakers do agree that a problem warrants attention and that they want to stake out a claim for what they would like to achieve in addressing the problem (e.g. through a statement of purpose or a goal), this will often leave little time to clarify the problem accurately.
