The phrase "accurately specifies" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the precision or clarity of a description, definition, or instruction.
Example: "The manual accurately specifies the steps needed to assemble the furniture."
Alternatives: "clearly defines" or "precisely outlines".
But the ultimate goal – accurately specifying the time, location and magnitude of a future earthquake – is extremely difficult.
This shows that path loss is most accurately specified by a path loss model with a nonfixed intercept.
Researchers can further develop algorithms and heuristic methods that are capable of accurately specifying each method's necessary parameters.
With impressive prescience, Hawley, the untrained amateur, accurately specified the route that a canal should (and two decades later would) follow.
Testerman statistical zones with different colors in diagram report that zones are scattered all over the diagram and none of them accurately specify THU and SHU.
Unexpected expenditures "cover any expense whose allocation cannot be accurately specified when credit is approved" (NGO Forum on Cambodia 2008, p. 8).
The approach presented here may be used to accurately specify heat source parameters for any given set of welding process variables.
Thus, while everyday psychology (or some preferred part of it) may not entirely accurately specify how in fact we think and act, it does specify how we ought to think and act.
It is valuable to mention that the writing form of the ending point of the interval on time scales should be accurately specified in dealing with different kind of boundary value conditions.
The main challenge when performing this task is to correctly and accurately specify the homologous point pairs used in 3D transformation when both data sets characterise different accuracy, density and content.
