The phrase "achieves accuracy" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the effectiveness or precision of a method, process, or tool in reaching a desired level of correctness.
Example: "The new software update significantly improves the system's performance and achieves accuracy in data processing."
Alternatives: "attains precision" or "reaches correctness."
The best third-kind extension requires singular value decomposition with iterative refinement but achieves accuracy close to machine precision.
Results are presented demonstrating that the stress and strain reconstruction achieves accuracy comparable with full three-dimensional finite element computations, away from the ends of the beam.
Experiments show that, with minimal adaptation, the method achieves accuracy levels well above 95% requiring only a fraction of the training times used by the winning team's method.
Using synthetic and real-world mobility traces, the proposed predictor does not only outperform existing mobility prediction algorithms but achieves accuracy scores higher by an order of magnitude.
The proposed OVS achieves accuracy within ± 1% and ± 0.44% with the measured dc voltage above 800 V and ac voltage above 500 V, respectively.
For the former, it achieves an accuracy of 89.0% at M=4 and itr=4, while for the latter, it achieves accuracy of 82.9% at M=3 and itr=7.
Although initially aimed at coarse positioning, the system achieves accuracies below 1 ±m.
With real data, BayesR achieves accuracies comparable to BayesA [ 5] and BayesB (Goddard and Meuwissen, unpublished data).
It would be worth checking with the Met Office directly, but as I understand it, better modelled physics now means that forecasts achieve accuracy levels five days ahead that, until recently, were only available one day ahead.
In CF, achieving accuracy and preserving privacy are orthogonal problems.
Figure 1 Achieved accuracy for the various classifiers.
