The phrase "a inaccurate" is not correct in written English.
The correct article to use before "inaccurate" is "an" because "inaccurate" begins with a vowel sound.
Example: "It is an inaccurate statement to claim that all cats hate water."
Alternatives: "an incorrect" or "a false".
A inaccurate headline that suggested the West London free school was responsible for the expulsion of voluntary organisations from within Palingswick House has been changed.
This is (a) inaccurate, since forty-three per cent of voters from the upper economic echelon — mostly professional or managerial — voted to Leave, and (b) ominous, if you follow the moral logic to its conclusion.
However, I will say that the video that was posted is a) inaccurate and b) to the best of our knowledge, produced by a Venmo employee".
For example, we also used the same temporal Mean Absolute Difference MADD) prediction method as JVT-G012, which has the following drawbacks: (a) inaccurate MAD prediction for sudden changes; (b) inaccurate bit allocation since the header bits of the current basic unit are predicted from previous encoded basic units.
The recent explosion in transracial adoptions (white parents adopting black children) within United States, especially by high profile celebrities such as Sandra Bullock, Madonna and Angelina Jolie, sends a inaccurate message to ordinary Americans that race, racism and the persistence of discrimination has all but faded from our national memory.
We tend to--the idea that government is the solution to all our problems is an inaccurate, a very inaccurate statement.
The limited size may be an artifact of an inaccurate consensus sequence.
A researcher new to this field may mis-interpret a statement resulting in an inaccurate objective.
This is either an inaccurate quotation or a misinterpreted quotation.
An earlier version used an inaccurate quote from a different article which has since been updated.
Soeren Espersen claimed that an opposition lawmaker Tweeted an inaccurate English translation of his words.
