The phrase "accurately information" is not correct in written English.
It should be "accurate information" to convey the intended meaning of information that is correct and precise.
Example: "The report provided accurate information about the project's progress."
Alternatives: "correct information" or "precise information."
Following pre-testing, data extraction tables were finalised to accurately extract information on the symptoms and subjective experiences of patients including patient quotes where relevant.
By open-sourcing the technology, patients can more accurately get information from their insulin pumps, share their data with others, and create new tools that work with their body's specific needs.
These data confirm that PubMed is a reliable search engine that accurately retrieves information from databases that are promptly updated.
But attempts to replicate the system in Syrian villages failed; in the chaos of the conflict, villagers couldn't accurately relay information quickly enough.
We show that the sparse yet accurately timed information is well suited as a computational input for object tracking.
"We're building on our past experiences to ensure enrollees in the health insurance marketplace are able to accurately receive information," HHS spokeswoman Joanne Peters said.
Many hospitals and doctors argue that the new systems allow them to more accurately record information about their patients, leading to higher payments for the services they provide.
The survey, conducted by the National Association for College Admissions Counseling, showed that most counselors surveyed don't think the rankings accurately represent information about the schools.
One very interesting strategy consists in using hyphenated techniques, which are intrinsically capable to provide rapidly and accurately such information.
