The phrase "accurately expresses" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing how well something conveys a particular idea or sentiment.
Example: "The poem accurately expresses the feelings of longing and nostalgia experienced by the speaker."
Alternatives: "clearly conveys" or "effectively communicates".
Who more accurately expresses the view of the Republican party?
Who more accurately expresses the view of the Republican Party?
This is the kernel of Heidegger's idea of authenticity (Eigentlichkeit), which more accurately expresses what is proper to the human being, what is its own.
A line of Sir Philip Sidney's accurately expresses what Dickens has Pip do in Great Expectations: "'Fool!' said my Muse to me, look in thy heart and write".
As you write, show your essay to people who know you well and ask if it accurately expresses who you are.
Thus, our indicator accurately expresses the relationship between stakeholders' perceptions of ESS provided by green spaces and the physical data (i.e., green space structure) produced by remote sensing technology.
Reeves and Bordetski (1995) found that DMs are not always able to accurately express their preferences, and in order to make group preference stable and accurate, several rounds of preference adjustment is essential, to synthesize the views and information of the different DMs.
Or, hideously, are they accurately expressed by what money can buy?
I am, note, the only one commenting on this recommendation, and my recommendation is accurately expressed.
We present a revision to this model to accurately express the precedence relationships without introducing additional variables or constraints.
But according to an EPA spokeswoman, Pruitt bungled the line on one show and did not accurately express it on other shows.
