The phrase "accurately linked" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a connection or relationship that is precise or correct, often in contexts involving data, information, or concepts.
Example: "The research findings were accurately linked to the previous studies, providing a solid foundation for the new conclusions."
Alternatives: "correctly associated" or "precisely connected".
While the sizes of these contigs will be larger, the probability that highly variable genes (such as silencing suppressor or movement protein encoding genes) will be accurately linked within contigs to more conserved genes (such as coat proteins, polymerases or replication-associated genes) will be increased.
The first and second PCR products spanned across assembly gaps and therefore did not allow estimation of the expected sizes, but confirmed contigs to be accurately linked together.
Advanced methods of deidentification and record linkage are used to optimize the number of records that can be accurately linked to a unique patient, physician, hospital, or payer.
The interRAI-HC items that related to concepts not addressed by the ICF codes were designated as "not covered" (NC) whereas items that could not be accurately linked to the most precise ICF code were designated as "not definable" (ND).
Twins and triplets were not included in the analyses because data were unintentionally not coded to allow the interview and accelerometer data for twins (n=332) and triplets (n=30) to be accurately linked.
Demographic, echocardiographic, prescribing, morbidity, mortality and genotyping databases connected with the Genetics of Diabetes Audit and Research in Tayside, Scotland project were accurately linked using a patient-specific identifier.
Accurately linking cancer molecular profiling with survival can lead to improvements in the clinical management of cancer.
Use them for genealogical research, she says, but any idea they can accurately link you to Romans, Vikings or ancient Native Americans is just bunk.
Despite all achievements, the problem of accurately linking field measurement of seismic attributes to subsurface hydrological properties such as porosity and intrinsic permeability is still ambiguous.
In this paper, we develop an objective (data-driven) approach to efficiently and accurately link a three-dimensional (3-D) microstructure to its effective (homogenized) properties.
If the literature accurately links an increase in the Q-angle with a predisposition for knee injury, then the possibility of long-term benefits following the use of flexible orthotics exists.
