"extreme accuracy" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the level of precision and correctness in something, such as measurements or information. Example: The scientists were praised for their extreme accuracy in their experimental data, which provided valuable insights for future research.
Mr. Babbitt's "Philomel" took advantage of the synthesizer's capacity for extreme accuracy of rhythm and pitch.
Atomic clocks are integral to global positioning systems, which rely on extreme accuracy in timing.
It required timing, finesse, concentration and extreme accuracy, and García was hyperfocused on pulling it off.
He also introduced and helped develop a technique of measuring the absolute speed of light with extreme accuracy.
Atomic clock, type of clock that uses certain resonance frequencies of atoms (usually cesium or rubidium) to keep time with extreme accuracy.
A set of complex muscles and nerves is able to control the movements of the vocal cords with extreme accuracy, enabling the generation of the complicated sounds needed for speech and song.
You'd find it in houses without all that many other books because of the extreme truthfulness, accuracy and demonstrable honesty of his writing".
However, the expected size and weight of such a carbon-ion gantry together with the requirement to direct the beam to the patient with an extreme position accuracy has so far prevented its realisation and stimulated the search for alternative solutions.
These were used in this version of the Stop-task to prevent extreme speed-accuracy-tradeoffs at the fixed medium stop signal delay.
These adaptive instructions prevent undesired strategies in performing the task, such as extreme speed-accuracy-tradeoffs yielding very frequent or very rare Stops at the fixed medium SSD [ 27].
Since the CWI method is intended to evaluate extreme levels of accuracy, the presence of bias under certain circumstances can undermine evaluation results and/or test repeatability.
