The phrase "accurately less" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to attempt to express a comparison, but the combination of "accurately" and "less" is contradictory and confusing.
Example: "The results were accurately less than expected" does not make sense.
Alternatives: "more precise" or "less accurate".
Then, before I could explain this coincidence to Sonia, I saw that one of the books on the folding table was mine, or, more accurately, less dramatically, that there was an edited volume called "Late Art," to which I'd contributed a chapter.
Can pronounce most sounds/sound clusters and all common words clearly and accurately; less common words can be understood although there may be articulation errors (e.g., dropping final consonants).
Or more accurately, less than perfect physical appearances?
Some stereotypes perhaps are better, or more accurately less harmful, but in the end they become a hurdle.
"Entitlements" — alternatively, "entitlement programs" — is now the standard descriptor for what ought to be called, more accurately and less tendentiously, social insurance.
A study of 423 college students determined that the probability that an attacker could answer all the questions accurately was less than 1percentt.
He calls his innovation "no-kill meat," but I think it might more accurately, albeit less appetizingly, be called petri dish meat.
He was committed to discovering and combining anti-aging agents, both natural and manufactured, and he devised instruments to more accurately and less painfully deliver subcutaneous fillers.
The proposed method can be extended to optimize configuration of microchannel with flow control devices accurately with less time-consuming.
Yet many states still struggle with what data to collect and how to do that accurately, much less how to actually address the problems they identify.
It can calculate the covariance matrix accurately with less time.
