The phrase "accurately introduced" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the proper or precise presentation of information, concepts, or individuals in a context such as writing, speaking, or reporting.
Example: "The findings were accurately introduced in the report, ensuring that all relevant details were clearly communicated."
Alternatives: "correctly presented" or "properly introduced".
The strain displacement relation is accurately introduced in the formulation.
The strain displacement relations are accurately introduced in the formulation without making any approximation in the thickness co-ordinate to radius ratio terms.
And where the show might've found some down-home dignity with Alan Jackson – "one of the great men of country music," as host Nettles accurately introduced him -- instead it saddled the guy with a miserable-looking kiddie choir to sing "Let It Be Christmas".
No mutation was observed in the cloned and modified mouse genomic inserts during manipulations of the BGM vector, and all targeted modifications were accurately introduced.
The proposed method accurately introduces transient characteristics of a tower into a circuit analysis method.
Self-assessment questionnaires have the advantage of circumventing indirect observation [ 13, 14, 49, 50], but their requirement to introspect accurately introduces another validity threat [ 22, 51], because it is then unclear if it is reflection or the ability to introspect that is being tested.
A fillet of beef is seared accurately and introduced to good companions.
To deposit the W/C depth-graded multi-layer mirror accurately, we introduce an effective layer growth rate as a function of layer thickness.
To predict repost behavior more accurately, we introduce another two features of user interests and information content, and respectively design the effective measurements of them to capture their predictive power.
Yet there are more complex equations which are better functionally represented but contain values which are difficult to estimate accurately, which introduces a lot of errors in the calculated values of water saturation (Doveton 1986).
Reaction kinetics have also been described more accurately by introducing an enhancement factor (Kvamsdal and Rochelle 2008; Kvamsdal et al. 2009; Gáspár and Cormoş 2011; Harun et al. 2011; Khan et al. 2011; Flø 2015) or using actual reaction kinetics model (Aboudheir et al. 2003; Posch and Haider, 2013).
