The phrase "accurately the problem" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "accurately identify the problem"? If this is the case, you can use this phrase when discussing the need to clearly and precisely define an issue or challenge.
Example: "In order to find a solution, we must accurately identify the problem at hand."
Alternatives: "correctly define the issue" or "precisely state the problem".
The importance of good communication skills in medical care and the ability of doctors to identify more accurately the problems of their patient, increment the likelihood that patients will be satisfied with their care and understand treatment options [ 23].
But we first need to accurately name the problem.
What I am doing: writing and talking about it, so we can accurately diagnose the problem.
"Where Level 2 people get frustrated is when Level 1 techs don't accurately diagnose the problem.
"We need to accurately identify the problem that we have, which is a 10-year genuine problem, to make sure that we do turn that around".
"Day-Care Quandary: A Nation at War With Itself" (Week in Review, Jan . 11 accurately describes the problem of immigration laws depressing the supply of child care workers.
Mr. Trachtenberg said he thought that the statement was broad enough to encompass everyone, and that the group wanted to avoid a reflexive evenhandedness that did not accurately reflect the problem.
"We believe the researchers have accurately characterized the problem" with the 911 system, said Trey Forgety, director of government affairs for the National Emergency Number Association, who received a copy of the researchers' paper from DHS.
For years, over several administrations, the two sides have accused each other of being unable or unwilling to accurately name the problem with a system they agree is broken.
An ornithopter dynamic model based on quasi-steady aerodynamics and Newton Euler rigid body dynamics is developed and shown to accurately describe the problem of interest.
