The phrase "and more accurate documentation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing improvements or enhancements in the quality of documentation, particularly in a professional or technical context.
Example: "The new software update will provide users with better features and more accurate documentation to assist with troubleshooting."
Alternatives: "and improved documentation" or "and enhanced documentation".
We concur with the call for a network in the Mekong region to aggregate standardized melioidosis data and provide a more accurate documentation of melioidosis.
There is therefore room for more accurate documentation and description of supervisory activities, and their relationship to intervention success or indeed failure.
The use of SNOMED CT to create standardised detailed clinical information will enable more accurate documentation of patient data and improve health quality.
Large section histology leads to a more accurate documentation of the main tumour and the surrounding tissue, which may contain additional invasive and/or in situ cancer foci and permits more accurate assessment of the margins [ 5].
In addition, we suspect that the increase in sepsis mortality among coded patients reflects more accurate documentation of severity of illness and sepsis coding practices than in the past.
We think this is unlikely because the framework will tend to encourage more accurate documentation of chronic disease management rather than acute disease presentation, and there are no targets directly related to our alarm symptoms.
Conservation organizations on the ground are in a constant balancing act, often justifying the need for immediate conservation interventions as higher priority than the need for more accurate documentation of the demise of the species.
There is a need for more accurate documentation of alcohol consumption so that at-risk drinkers can be identified early in pregnancy (ideally pre-conceptionally) and offered appropriate interventions to reduce the risk to the developing fetus.
It is possible that these patients, despite having more complicated medication lists, are reviewed more carefully and more frequently and thus have more accurate lists or that increased documentation of chronic disease burden is correlated with more accurate documentation of medication lists.
It captures that knowledge in the workflow and the documentation, prompting faster and more accurate diagnosis, with the documentation complete at the end of the visit.
