The phrase "accurately reflect the amount" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the precision or correctness of a representation of a quantity, often in financial or statistical contexts.
Example: "The final report must accurately reflect the amount of funds allocated to each department."
Alternatives: "correctly represent the amount" or "faithfully depict the amount".
So the A.G.I. does not accurately reflect the amount I draw for income.
Analytically, the measured amounts of iron and sulfate accurately reflect the amount of each element in solution.
The results showed that the precision of the instrument was good with calculated RSDs values of 1.28, 0.72 and 0.43%, respectively, indicating that the precision of the instrument is good and can accurately reflect the amount of the substance.
Thus, the total genetic content does not accurately reflect the amount of total plasmid DNA.
The labels on refill cartridges don't always accurately reflect the amount of nicotine found in the e-liquid,,,, nor does the amount of nicotine found in the liquid appear to correlate with the amount of nicotine found in the vapor.
"Container pricing is a more flexible approach that should result in system billing more accurately reflecting the amount of work the system is used to accomplish [a given task], thus making the z14 (and z13, since container pricing will also be available for those systems) more cost-effective," King said.
We demonstrated secreted Gluc assay accurately reflects the amount of viable cancer cells in primary and metastatic tumors.
A test that is inexpensive, sensitive and reproducible, and that accurately reflects the total amount of replication-competent HIV, would therefore have profound effects on cure research particularly if it could predict what would happen if therapy were interrupted.
However, such semi-quantitative methods provide only a crude estimation of the severity of pathology [ 2], while quantitative methods more accurately reflect the actual amount of pathology present.
There is also evidence to suggest that intuitions can accurately reflect the integration of a large amount of information [ 13, 15] However, the decisions that have been studied in the psychology literature are typically hypothetical and/or familiar decisions [cf. [ 16]].
The resulting total plasmid DNA amount would more accurately reflect the quantitative relationship between plasmid and chromosome in an organism.
