The phrase "accurately expand" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to increase or elaborate on something in a precise or correct manner.
Example: "In order to provide a comprehensive analysis, we need to accurately expand on the key findings of the report."
Alternatives: "precisely elaborate" or "correctly develop".
Finally, the deputy mayor points out, accurately, that "Expanding shelter utilization does not address the broader issues of affordable housing (which is what these families need) and moving families toward self-sufficiency".
Recently, two proposals have been made to revise the monocyte/macrophage system nomenclature to more accurately represent the expanded phenotype diversity within this system and to incorporate the rapidly expanding database of surface marker expression and transcriptomic analyses delineating steady-state monocyte/macrophage populations in humans and mice.
CTC providers may not have job descriptions at all, or even if they do have descriptions, these do not accurately reflect their expanding and evolving roles and responsibilities.
Only 1 of the 200 patients (0.5%) could expand the DOTS abbreviation accurately, while 5 patients (2.5%) were only vaguely aware of what DOTS entailed.
Her ruling accurately said the regulation is a "neutral" attempt to expand women's access to health care and combat gender bias, and applies equally to all denominations.
The test is now used in numerous countries, and the NIAID-supported TB Clinical Diagnoftic researchersnsortinm--a group of researchers in the United States, South Africa, Uganda, Brazil and South Korea--is Korea--is Korea--ishe capability of the test to accurately detect XDR-TB.
Because more genomic sequences are now available, we can also expand upon these earlier findings by more accurately defining the phylogenetic distribution of G-rich intronic sequences.
It was shown that the proposed approach can effectively expand the strain data at limited locations to accurately predict the strain at locations where no sensors were placed.
Schwarzman, accurately gauging the ambitions of Peter Cohen, the chairman of American Express, to expand into the potentially lucrative field of investment banking, approached Cohen (a neighbor in East Hampton) and delivered a persuasive assessment of the benefits to American Express of buying Lehman.
The heads move, but the movement is far more closely, accurately, observed, and then expanded upon: Peele's little shuffling dance of joy, the way Key closes his eyes to signify assent.
