The phrase "accuracy of the document" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the correctness or precision of the information contained within a document.
Example: "The accuracy of the document is crucial for ensuring that all stakeholders are informed correctly."
Alternatives: "correctness of the document" or "precision of the document".
Ollison, when asked, did not dispute the accuracy of the document.
This is poor evidence for the accuracy of the document, as representatives of CLAR later pointed out.
Spokesmen from both Mr. Sarkozy's office and the Interior Ministry said Sunday that they had no comment, but they did not dispute the accuracy of the document.
The fact that we used some of his work does not throw into question the accuracy of the document as a whole, as he himself acknowledged on Newsnight last night, where he said that in his opinion the document overall was accurate," the No 10 spokesman conceded.
After the Times report was published, the Trump campaign issued a statement that did not dispute the accuracy of the documents cited by the Times.
At the same time, there is much to be gained from taking some fairly easy and reasonable measures to demonstrate the accuracy of the documents being made available.
"You need to affirm straight up at the outset that you're attesting to the accuracy of the documents," said Sarah Ludwig, a director of the New Economy Project, a community advocacy group.
More broadly, the courts in New York State, along with Florida, have begun requiring that lawyers in foreclosure cases vouch for the accuracy of the documents they present, which prompted a protest from the New York bar.
Jonathan Lippman, the chief judge of New York State, on Wednesday went far beyond any other court system's response after he put in place a new requirement for lawyers bringing foreclosure cases: a signed affidavit that they have verified the accuracy of the documents.
