The phrase "accurately visible" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that can be seen clearly and without distortion or ambiguity.
Example: "The details of the map were accurately visible, allowing us to navigate the area with ease."
Alternatives: "clearly visible" or "distinctly visible".
It should also be noted that the development of photography and of allied photomechanical techniques of reproduction has had an obscure but certainly important influence on the development of modern art, because these mechanical techniques freed (or deprived) manually executed drawing and painting of their hitherto crucial role as the only means of accurately depicting the visible world.
Once charged, the player must time button presses accurately on a visible gauge to trigger a successful shot at goal, resulting in a character-specific animation.
This same model can then be applied to accurately fit the time-resolved visible data.
Therefore, a model, especially for training, must capture this behaviour accurately and in a clearly visible way.
The need has therefore been identified for new analytical methods which can accurately measure and characterize sub-visible particulates in formulations.
While Ms. Conlin accurately described some of the efforts visible to cruisers, she veered off course when it came to environmental initiatives below deck.
"Accurately simulating the natural UV and visible spectra indoors is a real challenge," said Konopka.
As suggested by Fig. 7, good SOD participants pointed to non-visible stop-points more accurately than did poor SOD participants.
Computer models run after the eruption but before these effects became visible captured the effects reasonably accurately (though they had a tendency to overestimate the cooling).
The Cardiio app tracks those tiny changes in reflected light, not visible to the human eye, to accurately calculate a heartbeat.
