The phrase "added accuracy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing improvements or enhancements in precision or correctness in a particular context, such as data analysis or measurement.
Example: "The new software update provides added accuracy in the calculations, ensuring more reliable results."
Alternatives: "increased precision" or "enhanced accuracy."
Woods, who has been outdriving his playing partners, added accuracy to his blistering drives and approach shots.
The Swede has always been a big hitter but over the last few years has radically altered his swing, which has added accuracy to his length.
The added accuracy, provided by location data, will also influence the media used by marketers to reach audiences.
These results support the use of PCT as prognostic marker in the critically ill, but also emphasize the role of CRP for added accuracy in predicting mortality.
However, the added accuracy obtained through increased OTU sampling does not change the support as radically as the shift from posterior probabilities to the bootstrap support measure.
The added accuracy of the scientific findings is only one of the benefits of the systematization of the open data movement.
Autofocus is very fast and accurate; I preferred to use the "pinpoint" mode, which both speeds up focusing by reducing the points needed to poll and adds accuracy.
Both are able to provide accurate positioning by obtaining additional data from the Wide Area Augmentation System (WAAS), which adds accuracy to the sometimes fuzzy data from the GPS constellation of satellites to a range of 10 feet or less.
He taught Lindwall to add accuracy and variation to his raw speed.
To eliminate the experimental error and to add accuracy to the determination of the number of implanted cells, we used a micropipettor to implant a single 4T1-luc-2-1A4 cell.
The measurement of VCO2-related variables does not add accuracy to the AKI prediction.
