The phrase "accurately extend" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the precise or correct expansion of an idea, concept, or measurement.
Example: "The researchers aimed to accurately extend the findings of their previous study to a larger population."
Alternatives: "correctly expand" or "precisely broaden".
When the audience didn't warm to a ballet of his, Balanchine was often perfectly willing to shelve it, secure in the knowledge that once people forgot about it he could strip it for parts or, to put it more accurately, extend its discoveries.
Interestingly, extensive numerical tests demonstrate that for small step-sizes the results accurately extend to the pragmatic setting whereby sensors acquire temporally correlated, not necessarily Gaussian data.
To accurately extend the interpretation of this pattern, we need to assign these structural variations to individuals in a population context.
Jake Stringer, a peripheral figure all afternoon, snapped accurately to extend the lead back to seven, and almost as soon as Hewett replied, Picken restored belief.
To save computing time and to capture the thin interfaces more accurately, we extend the LDG discretization with a mesh adaptation method.
We are not disparaging of these excellent methods, but would rather delve into the 'index wars' [13] or, more accurately, to extend existing index computations.
The sluggish praying mantis (orthopteran insects of the family Mantidae) stalk insect prey until within reach, then carefully orient themselves and accurately and rapidly extend forelegs adapted for grasping.
Since we believe that user-friendly visualizations in a collaborative environment enable users to find results more accurately, we chose to extend a known and useful application to work in a collaborative touch-table environment.
In order to separate repeat or nonrepeat correctly, SWA must detect the boundary of them accurately and stop extending seed at the boundary automatically.
Solutions for recording performance accurately can be extended to computerized systems able to depict the hand positions and objects' shapes [ 38].
It has been observed in initiation assays with human Pol II that a dinucleotide primer can be extended accurately by 1 nt and that the resulting trimers are released as abortive transcripts (Luse and Jacob, 1987).
