The phrase "and accuracy in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance of precision or correctness in a particular context, such as data, research, or communication.
Example: "We must ensure clarity and accuracy in the final report to avoid any misunderstandings."
Alternatives: "and precision in the" or "and correctness in the".
There was so much bite and accuracy in the finish that surely all-comers would have been beaten.
Comprehension and accuracy in the faster presentation rates were unimpaired in both groups.
Variable time-steps were employed for higher computational efficiency and accuracy in the integration process.
The bans may be a result of paranoia about the American drone strikes, which have increased in frequency and accuracy in the past year.
Although Ofcom currently regulates parts of the BBC – notably its market impact – it will add responsibility for impartiality and accuracy in the new regime as well as, for the first time, oversight of the BBC's written output online.
The numerical schemes are examined for efficiency and accuracy in the modeling of three powder compaction components.
"The judgment and the SFO's concession highlight the importance of quality and accuracy in the drafting of information supporting warrant applications.
In high-bandwidth processes, this form of fuzzy logic membership implementation would require high speed and accuracy in the presence of strong nonlinearities and dynamic coupling.
The adaptation strategy is based on a novel population diversity measure with the purpose of appropriately controlling the trade-off between the diversity and accuracy in the ensemble.
In this paper, a set of optimal turning parameters for producing high dimensional precision and accuracy in the computerised numerical control turning process was developed.
Dozens of these have been developed, but the various ranges of application and accuracy in the Nigerian climate complicate choice of the most appropriate index.
