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'increased accuracy' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to someone making more accurate decisions or performing a task more accurately than before. For example, "John's practice with the bow and arrow resulted in increased accuracy when shooting."
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(In 1992, the new Scan-O-Vision system increased accuracy to thousandths of a second).
"Increased accuracy is more important because if you know better where you are, you can ensure that you reduce fratricide," Colonel Harborth said.
Added power and increased accuracy off the tee have enabled Neumann to avoid trouble while allowing her to play more aggressively.
For gamers, this means increased accuracy, speed and no on-screen cursor jumping during rapid movements, which can be especially annoying in first-person shooter games.
Robotic surgical systems have been in use for more than a decade, providing help and increased accuracy for some operations, but they are niche.
The tool allows one or two people to do a surveying job and has increased accuracy to within one-hundredth of a foot, Mr. Ingram said.
These provide increased accuracy at negligible additional computational expense.
The model also features increased accuracy and numerical stability.
However, this increased accuracy comes at a computational cost.
Interestingly, the startup also says that it could be harder to hit your goal because of the increased accuracy.
F.lux requires root because it makes changes to the color temperature at a system level, for increased accuracy.
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