The phrase "and to check the accuracy of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process of verifying or validating information or data.
Example: "The team conducted a thorough review of the report and to check the accuracy of the findings, they cross-referenced the data with previous studies."
Alternatives: "and to verify the correctness of" or "and to confirm the validity of".
The normal compromise for readable historical research is that one cites all the sources in such a way as to make it easy for anyone else to know where the information came from and to check the accuracy of its use.
The new database is a useful reference for design engineers to match project-specific soils to previous pullout tests and to check the accuracy of the current lower-bound design curves proposed in the late 70s and 80s.
The purpose of this paper is to present the test results of aluminum alloy circular hollow section columns with and without transverse welds, and to check the accuracy of the design rules in the current specifications.
For Moroccan mothers, the questionnaires had been translated into Moroccan-Arabic and to check the accuracy of the translation we performed an independent back translation into Dutch.
Authors were contacted after data extraction and consensus meetings were completed to request missing data and to check the accuracy of our extractions.
These values have been used for calibration in quantitative analyses of historic glasses and to check the accuracy of the methods used, although the principles of quality control were not always sufficiently documented [ 33, 40– 40].
Throughout the rehearsal, various players asked to check the accuracy of a sharp or flat.
When it was done, Ms. Wolfson sent a copy to Dr. Kress to check the accuracy of quotations.
I will have to check the accuracy of this from my hover car come 2013.
Independent back translation into English were performed to check the accuracy of the translation [ 52].
To check the accuracy of the generated clusters, the Minkowski Euclidean Distance was computed.
