The phrase "as much accuracy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the degree or level of precision required or achieved in a particular context.
Example: "The scientist aimed to conduct the experiment with as much accuracy as possible to ensure reliable results."
Alternatives: "with the same level of precision" or "to the greatest extent of accuracy."
But when I consider that they put as much accuracy as they could within a box office paradigm, I applaud them for even trying".
So it is possible, in principle, to time phylogenetic events with as much accuracy as may be desired, but more genes or proteins (about two to four times as many) must be examined than would be required if the clock was stochastically constant.
Westfall convinced me of the company's dedication to getting as much accuracy and quality from the sensor as possible, but comparisons will have to wait until the C300 hits studios.
While the results demonstrate that research models, adapted for field application, may be used to make practical sand transport computations with as much accuracy as engineering formulations, the true benefit of research models lies in the improved understanding of transport processes that they provide.
Carlyle set the standard in the HART (Historically Accurate Reconstructions Techniques) Project conducted from 2002 to 2006 as part of the De Mayerne Programme, in which both oil paint and ground reconstructions were made with as much accuracy as feasible in order to explore historical recipes and workshop practices [18].
We hypothesized that 3-D keys could be typed through flexion with limited finger movement and with as much accuracy as the standard keyboard if the keys in the red areas in Fig. 1c could sense initial finger motion and ignore subsequent interference by other joint movements.
Neoclassical painters attached great importance to depicting the costumes, settings, and details of their classical subject matter with as much historical accuracy as possible.
After much consideration and some candy, the prize went to @MikeRudy's summary, which had as much comic accuracy as a proton torpedo heading for an exhaust port: "'He killed your dad!' 'But he is my dad!' 'And you're my sister!' Beep beep bloop".
Kermes lake reconstructions were prepared, with as much historical accuracy as possible, according to the Roosen-Runge adaptation (1967) of a Jean le Begue´s manuscript (Experimenta de coloribus) recipe [30, 31].
In spite of the possibility of taking traffic counts during winter, the accuracy in determining AADT based on these counts may not be as much as the accuracy of counts taken during the summer months.
So we can conclude perhaps that the answer to the initial question 'How much detail and accuracy is required when representing crop weed competition within simulations of agricultural systems?' is '…exactly as much detail and accuracy as is required to achieve the modelling aim, and no more', thus agreeing with Einstein's well-known quote 'Make everything as simple as possible, but not simpler'.
