The phrase "accurately provided that" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an attempt to combine "accurately" with "provided that," but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The report was considered valid, accurately provided that all data was verified."
Alternatives: "correctly provided that" or "precisely given that".
The results show that the behaviour of the tested joints is accurately predicted provided that the variation of failure modes are taken into account.
The 34-foot-wide clock face still has large Roman numerals that accurately provide the hour, barring fog or daylight saving time.
By isolating actual tissue, the culture of explants provides an in vitro system that very accurately provides the in vivo 3D microenvironment of tissues, but this approach has limited use for high-throughput studies, since variation among samples of tissue from different sources makes comparisons difficult.
This evidence contributes to the growing body of research demonstrating that nurses accurately provide information related to the hospital environment.
The results of this study show that an experienced radiologist can accurately provide risk estimates for both DCIS and IC.
Doug Caister, manager of La Cañada Irrigation, said that his engineers don't need to perform a flow test to accurately provide a water availability statement.
Nomenclature is presented to identify different configurations, mathematical equations are provided that accurately model the force deflection relationships, and a pneumatic valve positioner application is demonstrated.
For first and second order systems, it is shown that the frequency response functions can be accurately estimated with 5% provided that one and three time constants, respectively, of the response signal are captured after the excitation has ceased.
On the other hand, the logarithmic algorithm should accurately reconstruct all cases provided that the phases are properly unwrapped.
