The phrase "accurately conducted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an action or process that has been carried out with precision and correctness.
Example: "The research was accurately conducted, ensuring reliable results that could be trusted."
Alternatives: "properly executed" or "thoroughly performed".
General Powell suggested delaying a planned census until the fall so that it could be more accurately conducted under international supervision; he also urged quicker construction of a long-planned university in the city of Tetovo, where most of the population is Albanian.
On the study level, it increases the statistical power by reducing the motion-introduced variability, and in practice, less PET scans would be required to achieve the same outcome parameter precision once the motion correction is accurately conducted using the GIR method.
This was a methodological and operational decision: patients with private health insurance usually have scarce information available on national datasets and our MICE-CART could not be accurately conducted with the available information.
In this paper, the cell-based smoothed finite element method is adopted to reduce the effort involved in explicitly defining shape functions and in accurately conducting numerical integration for polyhedral elements.
Our team is working to determine whether drones can be used to accurately conduct living shoreline assessments.
Or as gartner highlighted formulated it "that most business users do not have the training necessary to accurately conduct or interpret analysis". This is where BeyondCore gets involved.
The U.S. Census Bureau is significantly scaling back its preparations for the 2020 census, which experts say could compromise the agency's ability to accurately conduct its constitutionally mandated count of people.
Results reported here suggest that multiple serologic tests are necessary to accurately conduct serosurveillance for influenza viruses when diverse species are involved.
More genomic data for tick species are required to accurately conduct comparative studies [ 62].
Accurately conducting such evaluations presupposes knowledge of the underlying true predictive accuracy for use in benchmarking the relative performance of the competing methods with and without outliers.
Cultural skill refers to the ability of health care providers to conduct an assessment to collect relevant cultural data regarding the woman's presenting problem as well as accurately conducting a culturally-based physical assessment [ 14].
