The phrase "accurately concluded" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the results of an analysis, research, or any situation where a conclusion has been drawn based on evidence or reasoning.
Example: "After reviewing all the data, the researchers accurately concluded that the new treatment was effective."
Alternatives: "correctly determined" or "rightly inferred".
Statistical power determines whether we accurately conclude if there is an effect or not.
The state's failure to offer a re-entry program for our juveniles is insensitive and shortsighted, and, as The Times accurately concludes, it is creating career criminals.
Re "The Disciples of Hatred, in Their Own Words and Images," by Brent Staples (Editorial Observer, Dec. 22), about racial hatred and bigotry against African-Americans during the Jim Crow era: Mr. Staples accurately concludes that lynching was "a method of social control".
Without clinical trials, it is not possible to accurately conclude which osteotomy method yields the best bone regenerate.
However, this, in turn, implies that different stimuli would be used for different individuals, not allowing one to accurately conclude whether any observed changes in physiology are specific to acoustical parameters of the music (e.g., changes in tempo, pitch, harmony, etc)., or to a change in subjective state.
An analysis based on transcriptomic profiling alone is far from adequate to accurately conclude the overall effects of LH-mediated LHR activation on ovarian cancer, but this work exemplifies the gargantuan amount of information and cellular responses associated with LHR expression and activation in ovarian epithelial cancer cells.
The paper shows that FEM models for both UT and DENT tests can reproduce the experimental load displacement curves quite accurately, and concludes that with a proper yield function to reflect the deformation involved in the mechanical tests, the deformation behaviour observed experimentally can be accurately mimicked using the FEM simulation.
A year later, as Mr Blair found himself once again locked into a marathon negotiation with the same old faces, he might have concluded (accurately) that no breakthrough lasts forever in Northern Ireland.On the other hand, nor does any breakdown.
It is concluded that accurately using only one element per member likely predicts the second-order inelastic behavior of 3D steel frames including the effect of lateral-torsional buckling.
When the residual reaches the preset threshold, the sparse signal can be concluded to be accurately reconstructed by the measurement matrix.
