The phrase "accurately receive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the precise or correct reception of information, data, or signals.
Example: "The system is designed to accurately receive and process incoming data from various sources."
Alternatives: "correctly obtain" or "precisely capture".
"We're building on our past experiences to ensure enrollees in the health insurance marketplace are able to accurately receive information," HHS spokeswoman Joanne Peters said.
The underground environment is unique and complex in that the lighting conditions are poor, the roads are difficult to traverse, and no GPS can accurately receive signals in these areas.
People at this stage tend to treat other people just as they would treat themselves and people like them, failing to recognize that people who are different from you might not share your social customs, and, hence, may not accurately receive the message you are sending.
What is at stake is the integrity of our democracy; making sure that the will of the American people is expressed and accurately received.
Learning the communication preferences for each of these groups has become incredibly important -- how you say something (language and communication media) can determine if the message will be accurately received, processed and understood.
However, in order for the accurate evaluation of the code detection performance, let us newly define the correctly detected code which only counts the code truly transmitted and accurately received as: (41).
The only statement that an active listener makes is a clarifying statement to see if s/he has accurately received the message the speaker intended.
"Temporal derivatives are computed by a wide variety of neural circuits, but the problem of performing this computation accurately has received little theoretical study.
NLOS propagation also makes it difficult to model accurately the received signal power.
In those days of weak signals, primitive circuits and howling atmospheric interference, it was immensely difficult to receive messages accurately.
To test whether the combined use of total plasma/serum bilirubin (TSB) levels and clinical risk factors more accurately identifies infants who receive phototherapy than does the use of either method alone.
