The phrase "accurately knowing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance of having precise or exact knowledge about a subject or situation.
Example: "Accurately knowing the details of the project is crucial for its success."
Alternatives: "precisely understanding" or "correctly comprehending".
It has been four decades of breaking down barriers, or more accurately, knowing the moment when a barrier was ready to fall.
Shaping, or "coloring," attempts to negate the effects of not accurately knowing the intrinsic autocorrelations by imposing known autocorrelation via temporal filtering.
The key to fighting wildfires is accurately knowing the positional information of a fire not just taking an image of the fire, but understanding where the fire is and how it's behaving.
Thus, by accurately knowing the amount of 177Lu that was administered from the dose calibrator measurements before and after the injection, we were able to compare the known total amount of radioactivity contained in the subject's body with that estimated from the planar gamma camera images.
On the planning side, without accurately knowing what and where specific deficiencies lie throughout their systems, governments can't really develop infrastructure through the "minimal operable segments" model we discussed recently – where they work on smaller projects that can be built cheaper, more quickly and more efficiently.
Since adjuvant decisions are now often based on sentinel node biopsy results alone, accurately knowing those patients who have multiple positive nodes may change radiation and systemic therapy choices.
Differences in student thinking and their accuracy of alignment can have important implications for learning, including characterizing the relationship between what content students know, what content they accurately recognize knowing, and how accuracy may be developed.
In addition, the mean payout of each slot machine drifted randomly over time, preventing the subjects from ever knowing accurately which slot machine would reward them the most.
The problem faced by each person is then to forecast the attendance as accurately as possible, knowing that the actual attendance will be determined by the forecasts others make.
He thought that by knowing accurately the initial state of the atmosphere, he could integrate the equations of motion forward and produce a forecast based solely on the physical laws governing the atmosphere.
As Kevin Phillips once wrote, accurately if cynically, "knowing who hates who" and acting accordingly has usually been the key to electoral success.
