The phrase "accurately establishing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of determining or confirming something with precision or correctness.
Example: "The researchers focused on accurately establishing the correlation between the two variables in their study."
Alternatives: "precisely determining" or "correctly identifying".
Accurately establishing the relationship between the network architecture characteristics and performance of fibrous porous ceramics is instructive for structural design and performance control.
There was difficulty in accurately establishing the number of victims.
Even accurately establishing the denominator of total terrorist incidents remains challenging in the open-source literature, with varying global estimates and methodological difficulties in verifying data even in individual developed countries [ 112].
Consequently, the actual extent of youth violence in London cannot be accurately established.
These results imply that the US attenuation properties of the lung are far from accurately established.
ALTHOUGH the gaseous alkaline monofluoride molecules have been known for many years1, the stabilities of these molecules have not been accurately established.
In many cases, practical designs of mechanisms need to accurately establish the position of the IC and the centrode.
Wilkinson said: "Using the skull cast, we could accurately establish the muscle formation from the positions of the skull bones to determine the shape and structure of the face.
Two commensal and 4 diarrhoeagenic isolates presented a MICI > 256 mg/L and a MICPAβN ≥ 256 mg/L, thereby not allowing the effect of PAβN to be accurately established.
Apart from bone biopsy, which is invasive and scarcely used, no other technique is available to accurately establish the risk of fracture in kidney patients.
As this calculation is based on the efficiency of a single experimental filter, field testing of replicate biofilters is needed to accurately establish full-scale filter sizing.
