The phrase "accurately kept" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to information, records, or data that have been maintained with precision and correctness.
Example: "The financial records were accurately kept, ensuring transparency during the audit."
Alternatives: "properly maintained" or "correctly recorded".
It illustrates just how quickly things can fade into the fog of history if not vigilantly and accurately kept alive in the telling.
The @monitor has been shown to be accurate in determining moments of donning and doffing of footwear (mean 0.4-min difference with an accurately kept log [95% CI 0.2 0.6]) and feasible for use by high-risk diabetic patients (19).
Although still largely untapped, our findings suggest there is also potential to leverage the expectation that standard clinical investigations should be done and patient records accurately kept for HIV patients, to strengthen these same areas of service-delivery for NCD care at the facility level (El-Sadr et al. 2011; Rabkin and El-Sadr 2011).
As the game progresses, there are more and more scoundrels on the scape at the same time and it becomes more difficult to accurately keep up with the tapping triturations.
For the most part, all three birds would return to the flowers shortly after they had been refilled, and they could accurately keep track of their visits throughout the day.
These methods have been reported to assist patients to easily and accurately keep track of their self-care performance through immediate feedback [ 23].
Thus, if the breeder does not accurately keep records on phenotypes, later distinguishing between normal and surgically-treated animals may be impossible.
T The way it was at home with your father if you didn't accurately keep all agreements, and you have told that you feel the same way this year towards your boss.
Keep track of it in your check register or online banking software so that you can accurately keep track of the checks being written from your account.
It is not acceptable if one file is attached to an e-mail but another file ends up being sent.Can information that must be processed accurately be kept away from the faster, sloppier circuits?
The blog said that he had done so on two occasions, one last year and one last week, and stated (accurately) that "Keep America American" was a phrase employed by the K.K.K. in the 1920s.
