The phrase "accuracy of the assertions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the correctness or truthfulness of statements or claims made in a particular context.
Example: "The accuracy of the assertions made in the report was called into question during the meeting."
Alternatives: "correctness of the claims" or "truthfulness of the statements."
The paper had also used the information from social media with "little effort to establish the accuracy of the assertion", the council said.
The accuracy of the assertion that there is a small proportion of the population who drink very heavily and who are responsible for the vast majority of harms may also be elucidated.
The accuracy of this assertion was investigated as described below.
Although it has been suggested through limited sequence and comparative mapping data that the B genome may have diverged to such an extent that the lack of recombination can be explained [ 22], questions still arise as to accuracy of this assertion.
INVESTCO INC., Boca Raton, Fla., a financial services provider, had its shares suspended from trading for 10 business days by the Securities and Exchange Commission, because of questions about the accuracy of some assertions by Investco and others on press releases.
Democrats have responded with "report cards" -- graded assessments of those comments, accompanied by footnotes challenging the accuracy of Republicans' assertions.
When questioned about the accuracy of his assertions in one of his first fact-checking correspondences, D'Agata was unapologetically cavalier: "I have taken some liberties here and there, but none of them are [sic] harmful".
Tony Baldry, a senior Tory, also complained "some parliamentarians were so keen to have a crack at the previous Thatcher government by way of association and innuendo that they made no, or no reasonable, effort to check the accuracy of their assertions and accusations".
Now, as both campaigns prepare for the first Obama-Romney debate next week, Republicans have been signaling that they plan to more aggressively question the accuracy of the Obama campaign's assertions.
