The phrase "accurately referenced" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the proper citation or acknowledgment of sources in academic or professional writing.
Example: "In order to maintain academic integrity, all sources must be accurately referenced in the bibliography."
Alternatives: "properly cited" or "correctly attributed".
A critical feature of music21's design that distinguishes it from other music analysis frameworks is that one music21 object can be simultaneously stored (or, more accurately, referenced) in more than one Stream.
The attitude model of Ajisai applied during post-processing allows to select the range measurements to the single CCR panels and to form normal points which are accurately referenced to the physical distance between the ground station and the satellite's center of mass.
"Thus, a Honda advertisement that accurately referenced EPA mileage estimates, truthfully stated that a driver can get 'up to 50 mpg' and carefully noted that mileage will vary is not misleading as a matter of law," Honda said.
The authors regret having missed the inclusion of some relevant references in the original manuscript and other sentences were not accurately referenced.
We have also responded by more accurately referencing the rich literature on monomer affinity (detailed above and which already includes binding assays), and the relationship between KmMT and monomer affinity (particularly in Woelhke et al, 1997).
Make sure that each message is personalized and accurately references actual contributions made by the person being welcomed.
This data can be accurately cross- referenced with the building monitoring system and equipment schedule at half hourly intervals giving a full oversight of the buildings performance.
Now, the word "slum" is always removed in favor of a description that helps readers accurately envision the area being referenced.
Stock standard solutions of the three accurately weighed reference compounds were prepared in 75% methanol.
Hence, NTA studies require cohesive workflows for candidate structure identification and prioritization [140], as well as large, accurately curated reference libraries of chemicals specific to the domain of environmental chemistry, such as provided by the DSSTox database [123, 141].
With low OLP's, all networks evolved to high fitness values and matched accurately their reference function.
