The phrase 'irrespective of accuracy' is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to emphasize that something is true regardless of how accurate it may or may not be. For example, "We must acknowledge the results of the experiment, irrespective of accuracy."
The recommended approach is B-spline-based interpolation, which performs best irrespective of accuracy specification.
Therefore, we first examined which factors determine sexual orientation judgments, irrespective of accuracy.
First, irrespective of accuracy, high familiar consistently identified odors were associated with the highest hit rates.
Also, the results indicated that odor identification consistency across sessions, irrespective of accuracy, was positively related to successful recognition.
Thus both emotional content and affective encoding led to participants being more willing to endorse items as having been seen previously as pictures, irrespective of accuracy.
Irrespective of the accuracy of differentiation control techniques, however, limitations should be imposed from the viewpoint of ethical acceptability.
Plant representations using whole plant envelopes with homogeneous leaf area density (LAD) were not reliable to estimate light partitioning, irrespective of the accuracy of envelope definition.
Correct pronunciation of the target verbs (including the AMR determined suffixes), irrespective of semantic accuracy, was taken as a measure for phonological competence.
Irrespective of the accuracy or otherwise of the force plate technique, however, the previous conclusion of mass dependent scaling of efficiency in locomotion [1], [2] is based upon it.
Respondents showed high levels of confidence in giving advice on the introduction of solid foods to infants, irrespective of the accuracy of the advice they provided.
Note that old recognition rate was calculated as the proportion of items in old conditions that were attributed to either of the 2 sources irrespective of source accuracy.
