The phrase "assessed for accuracy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the evaluation or examination of something to determine its correctness or precision.
Example: "The data collected from the survey will be assessed for accuracy before being published in the report."
Alternatives: "evaluated for correctness" or "checked for precision."
Despite being in use for some 25 years, some of the most common statistical analyses used on fMRI data haven't been fully assessed for accuracy.
Three reference samples were assessed for accuracy studies and a relative deviation <5% was obtained.
The resulting methods are systematically assessed for accuracy, robustness and efficiency on a carefully selected suite of test problems.
The resulting method is implemented on unstructured meshes and is systematically assessed for accuracy, robustness and efficiency on a carefully selected suite of test problems including non-flat topography and wetting and drying problems.
Every decision officials make is assessed for accuracy.
Map outputs need to be assessed for accuracy.
In addition, 2 reviewers (BD and AK) randomly selected and reviewed 15% of the citations for inclusion to assess for accuracy.
Senior reviewers (BD and AK) randomly selected and reviewed 15% of the extracted data from included studies to assess for accuracy.
Concomitant with the review of data for omission, a preliminary analysis of the submitted data is undertaken to assess for accuracy of other reported data and consistency of reporting with previously submitted data from the medical center.
Earlier this month Sagem issued a press release: "Sagem Sécurité will provide multibiometric facial and fingerprint recognition technology that was assessed for speed, accuracy and cost in competitive trials developed and run by IBM, using in excess of 10m images.
All the computational techniques are assessed for their accuracy by comparing with analytical, experimental and other numerical solutions.
