The phrase "accuracy of reports" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the precision or correctness of information presented in reports, often in a professional or academic context.
Example: "The accuracy of reports is crucial for making informed decisions in our organization."
Alternatives: "correctness of reports" or "precision of reports".
The issue is the accuracy of reports made to investors in 2000 and 2001, when Mr. Messier ran the company.
Last year, new rules went into effect to strengthen existing regulations on the accuracy of reports.
This review should include policy compliance, timeliness, and accuracy of reports given to management and the board.
The debate has led to charge and counter-charge, and even a court case, about the accuracy of reports that emerged from the Bosnian war.
Siobhan (Sam Bennettt, 55, who heads the nonpartisan Women's Campaign Fund, doubts the accuracy of reports on the growing rate of women running for office.
The investigations in the United States come atop similar inquiries in France, where officials are looking into the timeliness and accuracy of reports made to investors by Vivendi's former chief executive, Jean-Marie Messier. Jean-Marie Messier
And so, a reader must evaluate the appropriateness of reported methodology before accepting the accuracy of reported results.
To determine the accuracy of reporting of self-monitored blood glucose in pregnant women with diabetes.
While the news represents improvements in diagnosis rates, general awareness and the accuracy of reporting, it also reflects that there are rising numbers of people with dementia.
They cite some lapses in the accuracy of report ing and intelligence, but give a generally favorable assessment of the C.I.A. and other intelligence units.
"The recent developments have nothing to do with the quality of reporting or the accuracy of reporting," Mr. de Swaan said on Friday in the conference call.
