"inaccurate calculation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it anytime you want to highlight an incorrect calculation. For example: "The accountant was fired due to an inaccurate calculation in their report."
This indicates the inaccurate calculation of the required local bandwidth at each node.
Anatomical mismatch between the multiple acquisitions inescapably results in inaccurate calculation of perfusion values [11].
Consequently, through these results, the inaccurate calculation of bandwidth requirement at an intermediate node in CACP and ACBR is investigated.
However, the 2-D SSD calculation is inexact, fragmentary and may produce design deficiencies due to inaccurate calculation of the available sight distance.
The 8- and 13-frequency diffusion models approximate vacancy jump rates near a solute, leading to the inaccurate calculation of Onsager coefficients.
In addition, it also uses inaccurate calculation of the required bandwidth at each node along the established end-to-end route, because it does not take the contenting nodes in the interference range into account.
This deficiency is attributed to the inaccurate calculations of the mean mixture fraction in the recirculation zone (for flames HM2 and HM3).
State Farm argues the mandated reductions were based on inaccurate calculations.
Diversified cochlear structures also biased the estimation of radiation doses to proximal critical organs, which may result in inaccurate calculations of the radiation doses.
This is highly relevant as it has been reported that the use of a single source may result in inaccurate calculations [ 24, 25], whereas the combined use of various sources contributes to a better description of health problems [ 26].
Owing to small sample sizes per group (N = 5) and inaccurate calculations of P values in most common statistical packages (in which the test statistic is anticipated to approach a normal distribution asymptotically, independently of sample size), we calculated the test statistic (T) by hand and obtained one-tailed P values from comparisons with critical values in tables (Mundry & Fischer 1998).
