"get accurately" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to obtain something with precision and without error. Example: "The scientist was able to get accurate data from the experiment by using advanced technology."
By changing the shift between the plates with the shifter, we can get accurately deflected angles.
He'd joined Mayflower's wearables team five years back and had been whiteboarding applications that tracked emotions, or tried to, so that the world's feelings could finally get accurately logged.
There is a lack of planning, for with planning you know exactly what you will get accurately, including the costs.
Though this method keeps the full system DOFs, the requirement for prior knowledge of the signal of interest (SOI) area limits its effectiveness because the prior knowledge is not easy to be got accurately.
Thirdly, though the proposed DA-SDS-SRSTAP method and the D3SR-STAP algorithm are both based on the SR technique, the proposed method can detect target without any prior knowledge of the SOI area that is essential for D3SR-STAP and not easy to be got accurately.
Garden centres have cheap PH test kits that aren't accurate, but you can go to your local lab to get it accurately tested for around $15.
The researchers hope that the innovation will help patients with blood disorders who live far from medical specialists get more accurately diagnosed and treated.
But punters betting with Sporting Index, a spread betting firm, seem to have ignored the polls and guessed the number of seats each party would get fairly accurately.
Around the struggle to get refugees accurately assessed, there is a tug in two directions between getting asylum seekers out of squalid refugee camps and ensuring that the complex process of background checks is done thoroughly.
"So if I get this accurately, there has not been nor is there an Al Qaeda cell in Lodi, Calif.?" Mr. Bergman asked McGregor Scott, the United States attorney who originally announced the Qaeda sleeper cell arrests and prosecuted the case.
Most powerful is Get Shorty, accurately described by Martin Amis as "a masterpiece" and surely one of the greatest novels of the century, the American If on a Winter's Night a Traveller.
