The phrase "accurately fixed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that has been repaired or adjusted in a precise and correct manner.
Example: "After several attempts, the technician finally ensured that the equipment was accurately fixed and functioning properly."
Alternatives: "correctly repaired" or "precisely adjusted".
In the days before longitude could be accurately fixed, such uncertainty was not surprising.
To illustrate the potential of this material for chronological purposes, the date of the death of Xerxes may be accurately fixed by reference to eclipses.
These changes in the Moon's orbit can now be accurately fixed by lunar laser ranging, and it seems likely that they have proceeded at an essentially constant rate for many centuries.
When the proposition is thus accurately fixed, it necessarily results that in effect it denies the existence of the power to classify, and hence must rest upon the assumption that the equal protection clause of the 14th Amendment has a scope and effect upon the lawful authority of the states contrary to the doctrine maintained by this court without deviation.
These transparent eggs are valuable for studies observing living cells and for biochemical and molecular investigations because the time of fertilization can be accurately fixed, the development of many eggs occurs at about the same rate under suitable conditions, and large quantities of the eggs are obtainable.
By synchronizing robotic total station (RTS) units, two positions on a moving object were automatically tracked and accurately fixed at one particular time point: one RTS unit (Model: TS15I) was responsible for surveying the prism on the Y-plate, and the other (Model: TCRP1203+) locked on the prism on the beam (Figure 13).
This approach reflects the progress of phenological plant growth phases more accurately than fixed periods and hence is expected to reduce the basis risk of the index insurance.
Furthermore, it outperforms all threshold methods regarding detection rate, determines the spheres' volumes more accurately than fixed threshold methods, and produces similar values as iterative thresholding.
With this strategy, however, we cannot obtain an accurately fixed-size set of sampled points since most of the voxels do not contain points.
The PEN fiber was drawn continuously under three drawing stresses, where the neck-drawing point was fixed accurately by CO2 laser irradiation heating.
Here, we employed two identical, focusing US transducers (Panametrics, V394-SU-F50MM-PTF) operated in continuous mode with a small and adjustable frequency difference; one at ν1 = 1 MHz and the other at ν2 = ν1 + Δ ν (with the possibility of Δ ν to be fixed accurately in the range 100 – 1200 Hz).
