The phrase "accurately formulated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that has been expressed or constructed in a precise and clear manner.
Example: "The research paper presented an accurately formulated hypothesis that guided the study effectively."
Alternatives: "precisely articulated" or "clearly expressed".
Digestibility values measured in the present study provide further information to accurately formulate diets for pigs based on standardised ileal digestible contents of CP and AA in currently available grain legumes for growing pigs.
To accurately formulate our problem as a mathematical optimization problem, we first need to define our notation.
Indeed, it is not until quite recently that steps have been taken to accurately formulate the problem and characterize the desirable properties of possible solutions.
We will employ a standard practice recommended by the online survey company, that is, for participants who complete surveys too rapidly (i.e., one-third the median length of the survey response time) will be disqualified from participation in the study because of a concern that they will not be carefully processing the questions' language and intent, nor accurately formulating their responses.
The main aim was to support our participants in accurately formulating their preferences for the communication with GPs.
The catch is that you have to know by analysis what you are feeding, it must be mixed and delivered accurately as formulated and the basics of cow comfort have to be met to allow the animal to utilize what she eats.
Countering a difference dilemma requires undermining the way the issue was initially formulated (more accurately, mal-formulated).
A dynamic model for scalar mixing time-scale is formulated to accurately describe the turbulence-driven mixing of scalars at the small-scales.
In this work, a simple predictive tool which is easier than existing approaches, less complicated with fewer computations is formulated to accurately predict the absorption efficiency as a function of absorption factor and number of absorber stages.
For the plasticity behaviour description, an evolving non-associated Hill48 anisotropic plasticity model was formulated to accurately characterise the anisotropy evolution under monotonic loading, including anisotropic hardening as well as the r-value evolution.
