The phrase "assures accurate" is not correct as it lacks a noun to complete the thought.
It could be used in contexts where you want to convey that something guarantees accuracy, but it needs to be part of a larger phrase.
Example: "The software assures accurate results in data analysis."
Alternatives: "ensures precision" or "guarantees correctness."
Data were entered into a spreadsheet by two different individuals and the values compared to assure accurate transcription.
The advances in microelectronics or the research on microbiology are just two examples of fields requiring technologies capable of assuring accurate displacements in that range.
It would establish campuswide education on preventing sexual assault, provide resources for assault survivors, allow for the option of a fair, accessible disciplinary hearing procedure, and assure accurate collection of statistics.
Two-thirds of states with paper ballots audit them, and more and more states, including Colorado, Rhode Island and Virginia, are showing other states how to move to even better audits, using sophisticated statistical methodologies to best assure accurate results.
From the experimental verification tests performed for the cylindrical shells of the reduced scale, it is confirmed that the non-linear numerical simulation method used in the buckling strength evaluation can assure accurate results for buckling strength and buckling mode shape.
Features, such as disposable sample pipette tips to prevent sample carryover, clot detection and management to verify sample addition, reagent integrity checks to assure accurate reagent addition, auto repeat capabilities and the capacity to maintain up to 30 assays onboard at 2 8 °C all contribute to the systems's utility for infectious disease testing.
Assure accurate data collection, data cleaning, and data entry.
The ability to automate descriptions of the processing chain while implementing it is important to assure accurate and complete descriptions.
