The phrase "accuracy of statistics" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the reliability or correctness of statistical data or analyses.
Example: "The accuracy of statistics is crucial for making informed decisions in research and policy-making."
Alternatives: "precision of data" or "reliability of figures".
The audit did not set out to assess the accuracy of statistics like graduation rates and Regents scores, which are reported by the schools to the Education Department, despite rising concerns that some schools might be manipulating the numbers to enhance their performance.
Due to the lack of an existing rail line that contains continuous scars and crack defects, select different lines, respectively, at different speeds through the defect area, to detect the accuracy of statistics.
To ensure the accuracy of statistics, a measure of the goodness of the model [11], [21] is actually necessary even for scoring systems that have a theoretically characterized distribution.
This has, to some extent, affected the accuracy of statistics about physician availability based on the MCJ list.
Jackknifing is a statistical method to estimate the accuracy of sample statistics by repeatedly using subsets of available data to produce the results.
Since the computation of the PCE statistics is 'for free' compared to model simulations this is an efficient way of judging whether the accuracy of the statistics is sufficient for one's aim.
The companies deny those charges, but Mr. Mbeki has vowed to investigate the accuracy of H.I.V. statistics "that are regularly peddled as a true representation of what is happening in our country".
While Greece has often come under fire for the accuracy of its statistics, Mr Papantoniou rebuffed claims that the acceptance of Greece in the bloc was undeserved and that membership was approved on the basis of false data provided by Athens.
The Spanish government delayed its budget for 2012 because of an election in Andalusia, created suspicions about the accuracy of its statistics, was cack-handed in its negotiation with the EU over a revised deficit target and messed up a bond sale just before Easter.The EU is more worried about its own credibility.
Many banks and research organisations also track price changes, and experiments like the Billion Price Project glean data from online retailers, allowing for real-time inflation updates.Though rates differ from index to index, central banks can have reasonable confidence in the accuracy of the statistics when similar trends show up across the various measures.
