The phrase "accurately synchronized" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing two or more elements that are perfectly aligned in time or function.
Example: "The audio and video were accurately synchronized, creating a seamless viewing experience."
Alternatives: "perfectly aligned" or "precisely coordinated".
In both systems the nominal value of the chrominance signal is 4.433618 megahertz, a frequency that is derived from and hence accurately synchronized with the frame-scanning and line-scanning rates.
The triggers can be tightly controlled and accurately synchronized with other emulation effects.
Furthermore, even when the two synthetic modes are accurately synchronized, audiovisual incoherencies can still occur in the multiplexed output signal.
The TDOA-based techniques can eliminate the necessity of the synchronization between the sensors and the emitter, but still, the sensors have to be accurately synchronized.
In this way we ensured that the paired data points were accurately synchronized.
The script controlled the delivery of transistor-transistor-logic pulses to the Powerlab 8/30 ADC to ensure that CS and US delivery were accurately synchronized to TO2 data acquisition (1-ms resolution).
The PA output is normalized by the small signal gain and shifted to accurately synchronize with the PA input.
It has previously been demonstrated that people can accurately synchronize with sound events across a wide range of change from ±0.077 to ±0.67 percent per interval in one-level sequences [10].
We suspect that the way forward, at least for cancer therapy, will be to analyze accurately the patient's underlying tumor immune response in a serial manner, then appropriately and accurately synchronize therapy with immune fluctuation.
As the central lines of all image-sequences coincide and represent measurements of the same spatial position, they can be used to accurately synchronize all the slices to a single inherent reference signal.
Note that you might want to wrap this step function in synchronized-magnetic to compute it more accurately; see Synchronizing the magnetic and electric fields.
