"basic accuracy" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the degree to which something or someone is accurate or correct. For example, "The results of the experiment showed a basic accuracy of 97%."
"GPS has a basic accuracy of 30-40 feet," he said.
And the basic accuracy of the account of the eavesdropping stands unchallenged -- a testament to the talent in the trenches.
Few would dispute the basic accuracy of the film: even his most virulent opponents give the president credit for adapting to the unimaginable attack with speed and resolve.
Had Memphis Depay displayed any composure or even basic accuracy in front of goal then Van Gaal could have relaxed long before Mata made the game safe on the stroke of half-time.
This DMM features very high DC basic accuracy, actually of the reading plus of the range [38].
But unlike many other translation or CV tasks, it requires a great deal of human input at every step, not just to achieve basic accuracy, but to ensure the humanitarian aspects are present, as well.
Similar to the educational framework of argumentation established on Toulmin's model of argumentation (e.g., Erduran et al. 2004; Zohar and Nemet 2002; for a review, see Osborne et al. 2012), Hempel's covering law model, which has both basic philosophical accuracy and educational acceptability, offered a syntax structure that an educational framework of scientific explanation can be located on.
In [31] the overall classification rate was 75.07% considering the ten basic classes (Accuracy is 14% less than the ones obtained using SVM on the same dataset)., 90.06% considering the superordinate level of description In versus Out, and 93.4% considering the superordinate level of description Natural versus Artificial.
Mephedrone and methadone are at opposite ends of the chemical spectrum, but what's basic journalistic accuracy when reporting young people's deaths?
Specifically, three key emergent phenomena were necessary to prove basic movement accuracy: forward movement, collective movement, and shingling.
He identifies two basic virtues of truth, Accuracy and Sincerity, the first of which aims at finding out the truth and the second at telling it.
