The phrase "accurately fitting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that fits precisely or correctly in a particular context, such as clothing, measurements, or concepts.
Example: "The tailor ensured that the dress was accurately fitting to the client's measurements, resulting in a perfect silhouette."
Alternatives: "precisely fitting" or "exactly fitting".
Both models were equally capable of accurately fitting all experimental data.
This indicates that accurately fitting a kernel to data is important in determining the relationship between landscape structure and spreading speed.
Excellent fitting can be achieved for wind speed using conventional univariate probability distribution functions, but it is found that accurately fitting air density distribution of the North Dakota site can only be obtained using bimodal distributions (Xiuli and Jing 2010).
As shown in Fig. 3, this produced difficulties in accurately fitting the yield to maturities, and accordingly the yield curves, and worsened the forecasts of all the econometric models.
This paper addresses the problem of accurately fitting the elliptical projections of the cross sections of a surface of revolution (SOR) with the given intrinsic matrix of a camera.
We believe that our method of binning photons into ROI corresponding to cells increases the number of photons available for accurately fitting double exponential lifetime decays whilst maintaining the ability to detect heterogenous cell populations within images.
Various fitting models have been used in the past [39], [40], and a 3D quadratic polynomial fitting was previously demonstrated to accurately fit the correlation function near the peak thus providing improved sub-pixel accuracy.
As evidenced by the low RMS fitting errors, thin plate splines can accurately fit laminar surfaces with different slopes in normal and glaucomatous eyes.
Shorten said the meeting was one of the few that accurately fit the description "historic".
I confronted my ego and amended the job description so that it accurately fit a chief executive's cover.
PECs are accurately fitted into polynomials.
