The phrase "accurately determining" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process of finding or establishing something with precision or correctness.
Example: "The researchers focused on accurately determining the effects of the new drug on patient recovery times."
Alternatives: "precisely identifying" or "correctly assessing".
Cellular localization signals also are contained in start sites, which makes accurate start site predictions important for accurately determining the localization of proteins within a cell.
This was important in accurately determining the second and third mailing list and compiling an accurate adjusted denominator.
Chemistry has developed methods for rapidly and accurately determining the structure of proteins and DNA.
Accurately determining genetic viral microdiversity is crucial for gaining an understanding of the structure and evolution of microbial population genomics36.
"I'm not in the least blaming the planners," Dr. Olson said, explaining that the techniques used in accurately determining tides hadn't been applied to the waters at Tarawa.
Passive sampling was also used for accurately determining the amount of compounds present in the air.
By Andrea Thompson August 12, 2008 Spanish scientists have unveiled a new "electronic tongue" capable, they claim, of quickly and accurately determining the age and variety of wine.
A sensitivity study is employed to investigate the issue of accurately determining the model parameters.
Fire assay is considered the most reliable method for accurately determining the content of gold, silver, and platinum-group metals (except osmium and ruthenium) in ores or concentrates.
Geologists face very real difficulties in accurately determining the distribution of earthquakes in the past because high quality data goes back only a few dozen years.
The challenge in setting up the model, of course, lies in identifying the factors correctly and in accurately determining their relative weightings in the model's various equations.
