"used accurately" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe when something has been used correctly or properly. For example, "The instructions provided were used accurately and the job was completed quickly."
There are no convincing data that they could be used accurately to screen a person in the real world".
I also think the name of the play deserved to be used accurately.
If the name is used accurately, it applies only to the foamed, extruded polystyrene product patented by Dow Chemical in 1944.
The use of barrel bombs has been condemned under international law because the explosives are often pushed off planes or helicopters and cannot be used accurately to attack military targets.
Dr. Sloss said the satellite data was calibrated at certain points by physical depth measurements to confirm that it could be used accurately to interpret the nature of the ocean floor.
Because the variation in scores for different age groups taking graded tests increases roughly in proportion to the increase in age, mental ages cannot be used accurately to compare the basic ability of children of different chronological ages.
In tests, the RFID system that the airport will use accurately routed 99.7percentt of luggage, compared with a maximum of 89 percent for optically scanned bar codes, according to Randall H. Walker, director of aviation for Clark County, Nev., which owns McCarran.
The instrument is simple to use, accurately reflects the care situation, and is easy to understand.
In this case the tumor mass and normal tissues are delineated using accurately coregistered CT and MRI.
We will mitigate this limitation by using validated code lists, where available, to ensure the algorithms we use accurately capture the diagnoses and events of interest.
Especially the absolute quantification experiments using accurately quantified GFP and GFP fusions generated in vitro was quite clever and could be easily extended to similar biological questions.
