The phrase "accurately every" is not correct and does not form a usable expression in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity in meaning.
Example: "The data must be recorded accurately every time to ensure reliability."
Alternatives: "precisely each" or "correctly all".
The state's inconsistent standards, according to the lawsuit, violate federal guarantees of equal voting rights and equal protection, as well as state laws that require voting mechanisms to "record correctly and accurately every vote cast".
It is easy to update every six months and almost impossible to update accurately every six years.
SmartSite aims to monitor construction sites accurately every day, in a way that doesn't interrupt the regular work flow on construction sites, and doesn't require workers to wear or carry additional gear.
In a mock convention, Washington and Lee University students have predicted the presidential challenger accurately every election year since 1948, with two exceptions – Ted Kennedy in 1972 and Barack Obama in 2008.
We learned most of this from Red Barber, the Dodgers broadcaster, himself from Mississippi, who after hearing that Robinson had been hired first decided to resign his coveted position and then found a way to rise above his own prejudices and report the drama fairly and accurately every day--and in a southern drawl!
> -wrap-foot> is is worthwhile to note that we are not aiming to predict accurately every site in the genome that is likely to undergo a conformational transition under favourable conditions.
That period was very much an age of wonders, with new discoveries around every corner, or, more accurately, over every horizon," Shepherd tells The Creators Project.
HMRC has already struggled to accurately identify every Scottish domiciled taxpayer liable to pay the new Scottish rate.
The method is robust and accurately identifies every dynamic axle load for all moving schemes of vehicles.
He said there would be fierce fighting in the months ahead, just as the United States had predicted, accurately, virtually every spring since the war began.
These are always great value in our Anglo-French family, since my French is exactly good enough for me to accurately perceive every single tree while entirely missing the wood.
