The phrase "an accurate value for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the precision or correctness of a specific measurement or figure in various contexts, such as scientific, mathematical, or financial discussions.
Example: "The researchers were able to determine an accurate value for the gravitational constant through their experiments."
Alternatives: "a precise figure for" or "a correct measurement of".
When that was done, the balance sheet would show an accurate value for Olympus.
They've tested the model in various simulations and say it gives them an accurate value for R0 right at the start of an outbreak.
Simulation based algorithms are often used to calculate an accurate value for the system reliability of complex systems.
It also requires an accurate value for g, the acceleration due to gravity, which can be easily read off a website operated by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration by entering any location on the planet.
An early response for H2 sensing is attainable in the order of 600 milliseconds and an accurate value for the absolute hydrogen concentration can be obtained within 15 s.
It is recommended to obtain an accurate value for coating thickness, e.g. by creating and measuring a sharply defined crater, and then to calculate the wear volumes in terms of the inner crater diameter and the coating thickness.
This allows for an accurate value of the true diffusion coefficient in the fibres as well as for a founded insight in the dye diffusion process and its interrelation with the glass transition, which is not possible by the commonly used methods.
Whether you or your spouse wishes to retain the marital residence after the divorce, it is important that an accurate value is obtained for purposes of property division.
Gerald Gabrielse of Harvard University and colleagues used quantum electrodynamics the theory that describes the electromagnetic interaction between electrically charged particles and an experiment based on observations of an electron in a single-electron cyclotron to determine a more accurate value for the fine-structure constant.
There is little literature available to determine a more accurate value for equivalence and a stated strategy of nurse substitution might enable greater role substitution than is in place at present.
Owing to the fact that the airplane is not flying at ground level, there is an additional angle of elevation that is included to determine a more accurate value for.
