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The phrase "an accurate presentation of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a depiction or representation that is precise and true to the original subject matter.
Example: "The report provides an accurate presentation of the survey results, highlighting key trends and insights."
Alternatives: "a true representation of" or "a faithful depiction of".
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"I see your struggle and confusion," she said, but she maintained that the book is an accurate presentation of Flew's views.
Matthew Parrella, one of the prosecutors, said the government would also like to recall either Hoskins or Ting, or both, "to nail down this issue, so there is an accurate presentation of these conversations that went on".
The concentration moments are intensively derived for an accurate presentation of the mean concentration distribution, up to the effect of kurtosis.
It is striking that, along with this Platonization of Pythagoreanism, Nicomachus does give an accurate presentation of Philolaus' basic metaphysical principles, limiters and unlimiteds, before attempting to equate them with the Platonic monad and dyad (II 18).
At the same time, scholarly precision demands that we not suggest, even indirectly, that the texts are generally an accurate presentation of the words or views of a single great thinker named "Mozi," since historically we know this may well be false.
Purpose/introduction To give an accurate presentation of ultrasound (US), computed tomography (CT) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) findings in soft tissue liposarcoma of the extremity, with pathologic correlations after surgery.
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During this entire period, it is the Neopythagorean construct of Pythagoras that dominates, a construct that has only limited contact with early Pythagoreanism; there is little interest in an historically accurate presentation of Pythagoras and his philosophy.
So they would need a more accurate presentation of the reality not under such pressure [and] not under such hysteria, which sometimes happens in the UK".
So we would need a more accurate presentation of the reality, not under pressure, not under such hysteria which sometimes happens in the UK.
Mr Andor said: "We would need a more accurate presentation of the reality, not under pressure, not under hysteria, as sometimes happens in the UK.
No detailed description for every single block of the codec will be given (interested readers may refer to [8, 10, 13, 29] for a more accurate presentation of each component).
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.
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