The phrase "accurately spaced" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the precise arrangement or distribution of objects, text, or elements in a layout.
Example: "The text in the document was accurately spaced to enhance readability and visual appeal."
Alternatives: "properly spaced" or "evenly distributed".
Boring machines used in toolmaking shops have one vertical spindle and a work-holding table that can be moved horizontally in two directions perpendicular to each other so that holes can be accurately spaced.
Therefore, we suggest that H4G94P containing nucleosomes are not accurately spaced on the yeast genome.
If necessary, write down only the rhythm, accurately spaced, in the measure (or on a separate sheet).
To assess the impact of interventions designed to reduce residential space heating demand, investigators must be armed with field-trial applicable techniques that accurately measure space heating energy use.
The first, called CryoSat-2, measures the height of the ice surface very accurately from space to determine how fast it is disappearing.
It is a bewilderingly dark story examining Woody Allen's obsessive behaviour towards Dylan, of astounded babysitters, intimate suncream application sessions, and an incident in "an attic" – which is more accurately a space at the back of Mia Farrow's bedroom closet that the children would crawl inside to hide – in which Dylan says that terrible things occurred.
"This is something where people will be able to go in to this beautiful kind of sci-fi environment, like an accurately modeled space station orbiting the earth," describes Krahn.
The key will be to focus the intervention accurately in space and time to the scale of the problem.
The ability to identify potential breeding habitats accurately in space and time, for even some vector species, will enable a greater measure of control over these vectors.
They concluded that spatially explicit, organism-centred studies focusing on behavioural responses to different habitat configurations are much needed to improve our ability to accurately predict space use of organisms in landscapes.
When we increased the coastal spatial coupling coefficient to more accurately map social space over geographic space for the purpose of increasing coastal contact rates, the adjustment corrected for the model's bias of reduced coastal contacts and increased coastal fadeouts (figure 1d and 1e, figure 2c, and figure 3).
