"reasons of accuracy" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to explain why something is being done in a precise manor. For example, "The company's team of engineers always double check their work for reasons of accuracy."
For reasons of accuracy and similarity to the actual conditions, determination of residual stress via lattice-based techniques is preferable.
For reasons of accuracy and truth, I should mention at this point that considerably more than three minutes had elapsed by the time we got round to lesson three – about 25 to be precise.
On average, Joel Fagliano, the digital crossword editor, and I edit around half the contributed clues in puzzles for reasons of accuracy, freshness, proper difficulty level and Times style.
For reasons of accuracy, we used the linear calibration curve between 0 and 2.5 μg/mL.
It is likely that future nomenclature systems will evolve to be machine readable, for reasons of accuracy and completeness, at the expense of human readability.
For reasons of accuracy the mixture approach should not be used with viral signatures that arise from sequence data with only a small virus fraction.
In this case, you can nominate it for deletion with the reason of accuracy or duplicate.
Steady Reynolds-averaged Navier Stokes simulations are performed and, instead of the commonly used wall functions, low-Reynolds number modelling (LRNM) is used to model the boundary-layer region for reasons of improved accuracy.
In this case, as with constantK, the random step should be chosen from a normal distribution, for reasons of both theoretical accuracy and computational efficiency.
[For reasons of fairness and accuracy, just going to point out here that Red Bull does not contain bull semen.].
Ineligible offspring (n = 1813) included those too old or too young, those not living locally, those with problematic addresses (addresses provided by parents or death certificate informants which, for reasons of completeness or accuracy, could not be located in a current postcode directory) or who died before the study commenced.
