The phrase "accuracy and integrity of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the reliability and trustworthiness of information, data, or processes.
Example: "The accuracy and integrity of the financial reports are crucial for maintaining stakeholder trust."
Alternatives: "precision and honesty of" or "correctness and reliability of".
The film company said that it stood by the accuracy and integrity of the movie -- just not the ads.
"These electronic reports, which will be archived and monitored at department headquarters, will ensure the accuracy and integrity of their work," he said.
The AAP registrar is the official steward of the college's academic student records and is charged with ensuring the accuracy and integrity of those records.
Furthermore, we establish a point-to-material distance measure to guarantee the accuracy and integrity of boundaries.
More and more people are acquiring, through the stockmarket, a direct financial interest in the accuracy and integrity of corporate information.
But there is no denying that Ms. Harris, a onetime literary publicist from the Seattle area, is responsible for digging up some of the most disturbing information yet to surface about the accuracy and integrity of electronic voting.
To enhance the precision, accuracy, reliability and integrity of the estimated unknown parameters, GNSS kinematic equations are to be augmented by possible constraints.
I scientifically formed a hypothesis, "How old do I look?" and then I carefully collected those responses to my hypothesis to ensure the accuracy, quality and integrity of the data.
"We are calling on all counties to respect the will of Americans across the country and across the political spectrum, and follow the recommendation of the judge, and conduct a hand recount to ensure the accuracy, security, and integrity of this election," Matthew Brinckerhoff said in a statement.
Major protocol violations were defined as any unapproved changes in the treatment protocol or procedures that could affect the completeness, accuracy, reliability and integrity of the study data; this was adjudicated by an independent committee of two rheumatologists not involved in the execution of the study.
The use of formal approaches is motivated by the need to avoid ad hoc generation of results that impedes the accuracy of analysis and integrity of investigation.
