The phrase "accurately correspond" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to match or align with something in an accurate or precise manner. Example: Her actions accurately corresponded with her words, proving she was a woman of integrity.
The validity of human knowledge is thus called into question because of the need to show that such images accurately correspond to the external objects.
Although Stone does not explicitly use the expression "double consciousness", it is evidently at work in her suggestion that transsexuals have learned to adopt the discourse of medicalization while doing so within a subaltern transsexual culture which fails to accurately correspond to the official account.
A more thorough study should examine the entire spectrum in each case and check for a peak at β, and could consider a measure that would more accurately correspond to a simulated LFP recording (such as the summation of activity across all channels).
These two factors accurately correspond to the entropy and the enthalpy difference between the two sectors.
Again, age, relative East to West diversities and geographic range accurately correspond with the M1a1 expansion detected here.
Strong frames emerge when they are perceived as the more compelling argument, or when they are thought to more accurately correspond with reality [ 21, 25].
To assess whether the American Association for the Surgery of Trauma (AAST) grading system accurately corresponds with appendicitis outcomes in a US pediatric population.
A couple of days later, when they got used to the watch, there were fewer manual calls, and they more accurately corresponded to actual emergencies.
Moreover, the in-situ OES spectra accurately corresponded with the results of the current transient response, specimen photographs, SEM images, XRD patterns, and composition of the obtained oxide layers.
The eye is increased to double its former size, and has an expression of stupidity with which the character of the dog too accurately corresponds".
The cutpoint was determined using receiver operator characteristic (ROC) curves that identified the count that most accurately corresponded with the observed transition to moderate physical activity (the threshold of MVPA).
