The phrase "accurately help" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts where you want to emphasize the precision of the assistance being provided.
Example: "The software is designed to accurately help users navigate complex data sets."
Alternatives: "effectively assist" or "precisely support".
But the autopsy rate has plummeted to the current level of fewer than 10percentt of deaths in hospitals from about 50percentt in the 1950's, in part because of the belief that CT scans, M.R.I. scans and other modern technology can accurately help diagnose conditions during life.
Titles that define the project clearly and accurately help referral officers steer applications to the most appropriate review panel.
Further studies using different analytic techniques are therefore required to examine the extent to which neuroimaging can accurately help to distinguish between these two diagnoses.
Your ability to answer questions will show other people that you know how to accurately help people in need, and be trusted when coaching aspiring Boosters.
That's a consequence of what psychologists call self-efficacy: the belief that you're going to swing the club (or shoot a thirty-foot three-pointer) accurately helps you do it less tentatively and, ultimately, more accurately.
These were the officials who helped set the US negotiating position for the talks – or, perhaps more accurately, helped craft the deal according to US specifications in order to insulate Obama and the agreement from attacks.
The ability to throw objects fast and accurately helped to turn humans from a second-rate primate into one of the most successful species on the planet, a study suggests.
Diagnosing of influenza rapidly and accurately helps clinicians to initiate appropriate treatment options and isolation protocols.
Indeed, I believe that almost all of my colleagues share my very real enthusiasm for teaching students to think critically (or, more accurately, helping them to learn to do so).
But counting them accurately will help determine whether they remain on the endangered species list or are delisted.
The information it provides allows a coach closely to monitor the stamina of an athlete, determine his level of fatigue more accurately and help work out where he might be wasting energy.
