The phrase "accurately framed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that has been presented or expressed in a precise and clear manner.
Example: "The report was accurately framed, making it easy for the audience to understand the key points."
Alternatives: "well-articulated" or "clearly defined".
Of course, today, the argument might be more accurately framed as "ICBM nukes, Predator drones, and missile defense shields vs. jobs, affordable college, decent schools, foreclosure prevention, and fixing the gaping holes in our social safety net".
While Israeli-Egyptian peace has often been described as a cold peace, it could perhaps be more accurately framed as a pyramid peace -- in which only the very tips of the respective societies met and forged narrow common interests.
The survey was accurately framed as a general health surveillance survey, not a survey specifically on IPV; no compensation was offered for completion of the survey.
Both the Live View Finder and LCD provide a 100% field of view — allowing the user to accurately frame and compose a shot from most any position.
In a recently written post, Dougherty pointed out the failure of MSM to appropriately and accurately frame a story -- thus giving disinformation to the general public.
Admittedly, it's difficult to accurately frame the dynamic intensity of a crashing wave, but one family of 19th century photojournalists stumbled upon an aspect of the sea that seems to encapsulate both the horror and natural awe we feel before it.
The incident that most accurately frames who Cox is involves two trips to Buffalo.
Beyond these basic requirements, many other medical 'benefits' described as appropriate by our participants might equally or more accurately be framed as ancillary care responsibilities or even obligations.
If the question was framed, more accurately, as: "Should Apple create a new version of iOS that can be used to break into any iPhone, anywhere, and hand it over to the F.B.I," I'm guessing the results may have been a little different.
In a short-delay, forced-choice memory test, frames extracted from PSAs were recognized more accurately than frames extracted from the NV.
But it is important to frame accurately what is happening in 2010.
