The phrase "accurately designated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been assigned or labeled correctly or precisely.
Example: "The species was accurately designated in the scientific classification system, ensuring clarity in research."
Alternatives: "correctly labeled" or "properly assigned".
Once an article is marked as a Rising Star it will always carry that designation so it is important to accurately designate those articles that are worthy of Rising Stars and only those articles that are worthy.
Molecular assays have been developed that are able to identify the C. minus morphotypes simile and verum and are able to rapidly and accurately designate C. minus isolates to the different MOTUs.
While the gesture did not sway ICATT, a widespread boycott of establishments that do not accurately designate the species they serve could prod restaurants to follow Nobu's lead.
P passage In the last few years there has been much emphasis on the need to accurately designate, identify, and characterize cancer cell lines as they are precious tools for cell biology studies [ 6, 7].
One striking benefit of the O-GlcNAc oxonium ion and its fragments is that they can serve as diagnostic ions for the presence of O-GlcNAc on certain peptides, although it would be difficult to accurately designate sites by using CID or HCD alone especially when there are more than one Ser/Thr residues in the peptide sequence.
The ability of this diagnostic pathway to identify cases with a high probability of abnormality and those that can be archived without further review will assist cytotechnologists to screen more accurately slides designated for review.
The remainder of India is designated, not altogether accurately, as either the Deccan plateau or peninsular India.
To accurately measure morphine alone for prosecution purposes, a designated method is required.
Recently, the same authors designated the possibly precursor lesion more accurately and called it the papillary tubal hyperplasia (PTH).
Interviewers also sometimes fail to record the replies to free-answer questions accurately, or they are not sufficiently persistent in locating designated respondents.
