The phrase "accurately combined" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing the precise merging or integration of different elements or components.
Example: "The ingredients were accurately combined to create a perfect blend of flavors."
Alternatives: "precisely merged" or "correctly integrated".
The latter, a viewing instrument that accurately combined and projected the three-separation colour negative produced by the former, was of particular importance in the development of full-colour projection.
For example, when an animal is about to pounce upon its prey, many items of information including size, speed and distance of the prey, in addition to the hunter's own prowess, must be accurately combined to increase the chance of success.
The display using TFT-LCD monitors uses a half beam splitter to accurately combine the two pictures.
The unit proposed accurately combines three elements: a domed linear Fresnel lens as primary concentrator, a compound parabolic reflector as secondary concentrator and a photovoltaic-thermal module.
In the future, we may estimate dairy production using a "genotype × environment × microbial" interaction model that accurately combines all factors affecting milk production.
The ability to accurately combine CMM and laser scanning data, and hence realize the potential benefits of both, is impaired by a number of uncertainties inherent to each digitization process.
While the AR space is painfully young and still needing to grow in areas outside of display tech, the companies that are working on optics are continuing to innovate at an incredibly rapid pace, allowing for better transparent displays that more accurately combine the physical and digital worlds.
The challenge lies in accurately combining calls that may not be identical across individuals but which arise as the result of the same underlying signal and distinguishing calls that overlap because of boundary uncertainty.
Our main concern is in how to (i) accurately define the consensus estimate of dispersion and (ii) accurately combine the gene-specific estimates of dispersion with the consensus estimate.
However, while the presence of the brachytherapy seeds allows for the radiological delineation of the previously treated region, it may be a challenge to accurately combine the dosimetric plans, particularly in areas to be retreated or with new lesions that are in proximity to the previously treated regions.
It is difficult to estimate accurately the combined effects of the C677T and A1298C polymorphisms on lung cancer risk in the current sample size.
