The phrase "accuracy of opinion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the reliability or correctness of someone's viewpoint or belief.
Example: "The accuracy of opinion can vary greatly depending on the individual's knowledge and experience in the subject matter."
Alternatives: "validity of perspective" or "reliability of viewpoint".
The social reality function involves the process of both evaluating the accuracy of opinions and validating (confirming) the accuracy of those opinions.
Addressing the demand uncertainties at the fuzzy-front-end of developing new online services, this paper tests the roles of numerous cluster-based methodologies in improving the predictive accuracy of consumer opinions.
In an era where polling companies are having something of an existential crisis, Dalia is attempting to use tech and, specifically, mobile distribution to improve the accuracy of market and opinion data research.
The second day of my two-day "office hours" experiment on Twitter focused on the importance of accuracy in opinion pieces, the importance of authenticity in videos, the annoying necessity of "jumps" in the printed newspaper, and more.
However, the accuracy of the Republican primary opinion polls suggests that the pollsters' methods are fundamentally sound.
The issue is whether '(a) the opinions and conclusions of the expert are accompanied by information that enables the factfinder to evaluate the likely accuracy of the expert's opinion, and (b) the information is presented in such a way that factfinders will not be fooled into excessively overvaluing the testimony'..
The confusion centers in part on a public statement issued Tuesday by City Attorney Aaron Harp seeking to clarify the accuracy of a Daily Pilot opinion column, which stated that the council voted to sue OCTA.
2) Second, and a far bigger concern, is the accuracy of estimates from expert opinion.
This study was unable to measure the accuracy of each observer's opinion.
