The phrase "accuracy of comments" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the precision or correctness of remarks or statements made by individuals or groups.
Example: "The accuracy of comments made during the meeting will be crucial for our final report."
Alternatives: "correctness of remarks" or "precision of statements".
Justification was superior to the accuracy of comments.
A second experienced researcher not involved in the study checked all transcripts for accuracy of comments, right quantity of approbations and first categorisation.
The credibility of the study is good because of the relatively large sample of participants as well as a skilled investigator with sound experience in focus group methods, and support by a second investigator who analysed the transcripts for accuracy of comments and the first categorisation.
Your disclaimer could explain that you are not responsible for the accuracy of comments made by third parties.
Accuracy of commenting on tumour at margins was 60/68 888%).
Before examining the associations between the accuracy of weight comments and weight misperception, the weight comments from different sources were combined as the sample size of each source was too small.
UN = underweight; NW = normal weight; OV/OB = overweight/obese Table 4 shows the adjusted ORs for weight misperception by the accuracy of weight comments received compared with not receiving any weight comments.
Weight comments are commonly received by adolescents, but the accuracy of the comments and their effects on weight misperception are unclear.
After facing criticism about the tone and accuracy of these comments, he at first characterized them as "inelegantly stated", then a couple of weeks later commented: "I said something that's just completely wrong".
In assessing the accuracy of these comments, some complicated definitional questions must be addressed.
A spokesman for Mr. Bush confirmed the accuracy of the comments and said they fully reflect the views of the former president.
