The phrase "accurately used" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has been employed in a precise or correct manner.
Example: "The term 'sustainability' is accurately used in this context to refer to environmental practices."
Alternatives: "correctly applied" or "properly utilized".
During the interview, he accurately used the word "desuetude" in a sentence.
A 2010 Griffith university paper found earlier versions of the Econtech report had not accurately used data about the cost of commercial and residential jobs.
The ensuing Union barrage represented the first time in military history that artillery had been accurately used against an unseen enemy.
This figure, however, cannot be accurately used to put a value on the cost to the Treasury of paying cash-in-hand, since it relates exclusively to individuals whose sources of income are not registered.
It is — or more accurately, used to be — a thick, staggeringly beautiful forest in western Kenya, capturing the rains and the mist and, in turn, feeding more than a dozen lakes and rivers across the region, even contributing to the flow of the Nile.
Therefore, we suggested that constant component BEF values can be accurately used within the interval of harvested tree sizes.
"EIGHT DAYS (BACKWARDS)." You could accurately use the high-concept shorthand of Hollywood to describe Jeremy Dobrish's new play.
You've got to cast very accurately, using a long leader and fairly light tippet.
The good news for her, then, is that, according to Richard E. Stone, a conservator at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, it is nearly impossible to date porcelain accurately using thermoluminescence.
You could accurately use the high-concept shorthand of Hollywood to describe "Eight Days (Backwards)," a play by Jeremy Dobrish that reveals a daisy chain of love entanglements and moves in reverse chronological order: "La Ronde" meets "Betrayal".
They can map the length and direction of the tunnel accurately using satellite pictures from Google Earth.Tunnels are equipped with lighting and telephones.
