The phrase "accurately qualify" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the precise categorization or description of something, ensuring that the qualification is done with accuracy.
Example: "To ensure the results are valid, we must accurately qualify the parameters of our study."
Alternatives: "precisely define" or "correctly categorize".
However, he also notes: "The conflict in East Timor most accurately qualifies as genocide against a 'political group', or alternatively as 'cultural genocide', yet neither of these concepts are explicitly recognised in international law".
LC-ESI Q-TOF MSE is a very efficient method under high resolution of Time-of-Fly (TOF) MS and MSE module, helping accurately record, qualify and quantify parent ions, daughter ions.
In a legal filing submitted last week, the Education Department suggested that borrowers could not rely on the program's administrator to say accurately whether they qualify for debt forgiveness.
Only workers who perform accurately are considered qualified.
Beyond mere flattery, show why you think that person is uniquely qualified to accurately assess and communicate your personal contribution to your future organization.
The belief is that they are better qualified to accurately determine what users are like than those users would be in some sort of self-reporting manner.
23 Moreover, 3-dimensional, T1-weighted, blood- and fat-nulled MRI has been histologically qualified to accurately detect plaque hemorrhage in our sample 16 and by others, 15 with sensitivity of 91 to 100% and specificity of 77 to 80%, meeting some key biomarker requirements.
In late June, the team finally surpassed the threshold to qualify for the prize by doing at least 10percentt better than Cinematch in accurately predicting the movies customers would like, as measured against actual ratings.
And quoting the textbook, Brealey and Myers say: "Security prices accurately reflect available information and respond rapidly to new information as soon as it becomes available". They do qualify it, in 1984.
