The phrase "accurately rate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the evaluation or assessment of something with precision or correctness.
Example: "In order to improve our services, we need to accurately rate customer satisfaction through surveys."
Alternatives: "precisely evaluate" or "correctly assess".
But how can the new system accurately rate an innovative manager -- one whose stocks are not held by any other fund?
S.& P. is also at the center of a Justice Department investigation into whether the company put business interests ahead of its duty to accurately rate deals, according to people briefed on that investigation.
In addition, to accurately rate the DRs, a modified relationship between CRs and DRs is proposed.
In the same way that Amazon changed retail (with a spirit of creative destruction), it has decided to use its massive user base to more honestly and accurately rate TV shows.
Therefore, we propose a novel computer vision system, CLS Rater, to automatically and accurately rate plant images in the real field to the "USDA scale" of 0 10.
This is the first study to compare subjective and objective ground assessments, and the findings suggest that the ability to accurately rate ground hardness and moisture level subjectively may be difficult.
Using the DUNDRUM-3 programme completion and DUNDRUM-4 recovery scales we found that patients accurately rated themselves relative to other patients, however their absolute ratings appeared to lack precision.
The greater variation, evident by the length of the whiskers in the box and whisker plot, shows that grounds at the extreme ends of soft or hard were more accurately rated.
Electrostatic speakers are more accurately rated by voltage, not power.
Approaches to measuring quality of care for those with significant cognitive impairment should be informed by careful selection of outcome measures that can be accurately rated either through use of proxies or by direct observation.
Notwithstanding this general indication that students are overrated at EoT the raw data reveals that supervisors underrated the three (9%) top performing students in the FPE, fairly accurately rated the next 12 (36%) students and generally overrated the clinical reasoning skills of the remaining 18 (55%) lower performing students.
