The phrase "accurately enough for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency of accuracy for a particular purpose or requirement.
Example: "The measurements were taken accurately enough for the experiment to yield valid results."
Alternatives: "sufficiently accurate for" or "precisely enough for".
This question of trustworthiness can be broken down into sub-questions: (a) do the equations of the model represent the target system accurately enough for the purpose at hand and (b) does the computer provide accurate enough solutions of these equations.
So worries about how far green growth can deal with climate change are partially justified.Moreover, green growth depends on the idea that it is possible to value the environment accurately enough for companies to take proper account of environmental costs.
Essentially, it fails to track the most important things in the right way, so no matter how you slice and dice the existing numbers, it's not going to rank NHL players fairly and accurately enough for a GM to trust it".
Slamming a ball on all sides with huge pistons was conceived in the 1970s at the Naval Research Labs, but at the time actuators didn't exist that could control impacts accurately enough for this kind of device to work.
It is necessary to apply a suitable ruler or apparatus to measure SAD supplely and accurately enough for community screening projects, just as described by Risérus U [ 19].
Detecting aberrant clusters of reportable infectious disease quickly and accurately enough for meaningful action is a central goal of public health institutions (1 – 3 ).
additive noise case, these methods allow estimating noise variance or standard deviation accurately enough even for highly textural images as, e.g., the test image #13.
These regression methods, all of them criticized for not being able to reflect model uncertainty accurately enough, were included as benchmarks for FARMS performance.
But the truth is that the computer modelling involved in making these estimates is a work in progress, as researchers do not know a lot of pertinent things accurately enough: how much material is available for conversion, for example; how much land is available for biochar to be ploughed into; how much char that land could handle.
Currently numerical simulation provides good means to analyse the flow around the aircraft in detail, although the regime of flow separation onset up to maximum lift conditions is still not modelled accurately enough, nonlinearities and turbulence modelling for separated flows are still a major concern.
Validation results show that model reflects phenomenon physics accurately enough, so it may be used for scenario evaluation and mission design purposes.
