The phrase "analyze accurately" is correct and usable in written English.
It means to examine or study something with precision and without errors. Example: "In order to make sound decisions, it is crucial to analyze the data accurately, taking into account all relevant factors."
As important as this issue is, it can be fiendishly hard to analyze accurately.
This is one reason why China is such a difficult place to do business, or even to analyze accurately: it's hard to define what it is, and even harder to tell where it's going.
However, the recovered amount of the condensed matter is too little to analyze accurately.
We suspect that the way forward, at least for cancer therapy, will be to analyze accurately the patient's underlying tumor immune response in a serial manner, then appropriately and accurately synchronize therapy with immune fluctuation.
For notched specimens, however, the strain rate at the notch root ˙εnotch should be analyzed accurately.
The data are analyzed accurately using artificial neural networks and have been compared with different results obtained by various EOSs such as, PC-SAFT, SAFT, Peng Robinson and SRK equations.
For better disaster management and prevention, massive weather data sets need to be analyzed accurately in real time.
To use nanoparticles forin vivo theragnosis, the in vivo properties of nanoparticles including biodistribution, tumor uptake, and intratumoral distribution should be investigated and analyzed accurately.
Analyzing accurately each different types of headaches in relation to seizures (peri-IH), we found a slightly lower lifelong prevalence of headaches temporally related to seizures than in the literature (23%% vs 28-50 %) [18].
Further, this phenomenon cannot be analyzed accurately using the model given in [10, 12, 13], because the collision probability p is neither constant nor independent, as assumed for the analytical model given in [10, 12, 13].
The vessels were analyzed accurately using MultiScanBase v.18.02 software.
