The phrase "accuracy of these figures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the precision or correctness of numerical data or statistics in a report or analysis.
Example: "Before we proceed with the presentation, we need to verify the accuracy of these figures to ensure our conclusions are valid."
Alternatives: "correctness of these numbers" or "precision of this data".
Given the difficulties facing businesses in poor areas, some critics question the accuracy of these figures.
We dread the daily weather forecasts: 95, 97, 98, 100, 102, 104 (and that is no poetic license; I vouchsafe for the accuracy of these figures).
The dignity and anatomical accuracy of these figures - whose realism is nonetheless distorted by adherence to classical ideals of proportion - is in direct contrast with the probable condition of the subjects during the lengthy period it would have taken to dissect and record them.
It is impossible to determine the accuracy of those figures, which the union's critics have said were inflated.
The government has said homicides last year declined by 16% from 2012 levels, although some observers doubt the accuracy of those figures.
Birdlife Malta casts doubt on the accuracy of these official figures.
But Seema Iyer, a University of Baltimore professor who studies the city's neighborhoods, questioned the accuracy of the figures.
But both the accuracy of the figures and any trends emerging from them have been called into question because of the voluntary reporting system.
Finally, the accuracy of the figures depends on state health departments, medical examiners and police departments sharing their data quickly and accurately with the national reporting system.
We found, however, that the deviations are negligible for the most part, and do not significantly affect the accuracy of the figures.
Accounting firms in Britain, including PricewaterhouseCoopers and Ernst & Young, have begun adding disclaimers to their audit letters saying that no one but the shareholders of the audited company may hold the auditors responsible for the accuracy of the figures.
