The phrase "accurately returned" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the precise or correct return of something, such as data, information, or items.
Example: "The data was accurately returned from the database, ensuring that all information was correct."
Alternatives: "correctly returned" or "precisely returned".
The results were used to determine if the system accurately returns the correct match for each sample.
Clinically, proprioception is evaluated using the Joint Position Sense Error (JPSE), which reflects a person's ability to accurately return his head to a predefined target after a cervical movement.
Indeed, most of the gun batteries at Juno were incomplete on D-Day, and did not possess sufficient protection or communication measures to accurately return fire on Force J.
The position of the cell in the X-Y frame is recorded, to accurately return to the cell source location.
Unfortunately, no equation exists that takes any combination of strain genome, media composition, temperature, and chloramphenicol concentration into account while accurately returning copy number as a function of cell density.
Adult salmon are marveled for their ability to accurately return to their natal streams to spawn in a process known as homing.
Or, perhaps more accurately, he returned so that his case could be pled on his behalf; even he appeared surprised at the rapturous reception at this exquisite and at times impressively powerful show.
She hits to cover but to quote Andy Townsend if anything she hit it a little too well – it flew straight to Shrubsole, who returned it accurately enough to the bowler's end.
Or more accurately, the 1990s, as Mr. Ford returned to the spirit of his early outrageous, joyous, sexy days at Gucci.
Some authors have described the use of contrast echocardiography to help guide more accurately the direction of the returned blood flow towards the TV in VV ECMO [ 32, 37, 38].
