The phrase 'because of the inaccuracy' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to explain why something has happened, or to give a reason why something might not be correct. For example: "The results of the study were inconclusive because of the inaccuracy of the testing equipment."
Because of the inaccuracy and coupling of the vessel dynamic model, it is important to design a controller that performs well in an oceanic environment.
The still highly controversial strategic bombing of Germany - euphemistically described as area bombing because of the inaccuracy of aiming equipment - was carried out by RAF Bomber Command at night and by the USAAF Eighth Air Force by day.
Headteachers had warned they could follow their boycott of national curriculum tests with a boycott of inspections by Ofsted, the education standards watchdog, because of the inaccuracy of judgements and the stress they caused.
This method, which was destined to become the standard for a time during the 19th century, remained impracticable for more than three centuries because of the inaccuracy of existing lunar tables and because special knowledge and tedious computations were necessary in its use.
The drop weight tear tests (DWTTs) are conducted to obtain the material toughness (CTOA C (crack tip opening angle) for X80 pipeline steel, and the empirical formulas for X70 steel are modified because of the inaccuracy in the toughness evaluation of X80 steel.
This analysis is hard to perform because of the inaccuracy of eye trackers [3].
Traditionally, concrete shrinkage along with cracking provides one of the major concerns to the designers because of the inaccuracies and unknowns that surround them.
Because of the inaccuracies of determining DNA-concentration by OD260 measurements we refrained from using signal intensity of the Southern blot for determining zygosity.
On the other hand, two reports from university hospital settings concluded that because of the inaccuracies of the model, the Sheiner-Tozer equation should not be used [ 14, 18].
Because of the inaccuracies in reconstruction of the angular bundle (compare Feczko et al., 2009), the anterior border of the entorhinal cortex was conservatively defined as 3 mm posterior to the slice where the posterior end of the mamillary bodies was last visible.
The realism that Bigelow and her writer, Mark Boal, affect is false because of this inaccuracy about the hunt for Bin Laden, but more importantly because even this explicit scene does not touch the reality of what occurred in the "war on terror".
