The phrase "accurate because it is" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to assess its correctness in written English.
You can use it when discussing the validity or correctness of a statement or fact, but it should be part of a more complete sentence for clarity.
Example: "The data is accurate because it is based on verified sources."
Alternatives: "correct due to" or "valid as it is".
Nigel Smith, petroleum geologist at the BGS, says its estimate was extrapolated from comparable shale areas in the US and actually Cuadrilla's figure may be more accurate because it is based on real UK data from its small number of drilled wells.
However, its spectrum is quite often not accurate, because it is a discrete transformation and, further, the effect of finite range of sampling, the so-called Gibbs phenomenon, produces long tails.
Chinese officials argue that the US measure cannot be regarded as accurate because it is based on a reading from a single spot in Beijing.
The information obtained is highly accurate because it is based on on-site observations.
The method is considered accurate because it is less susceptible to the ravages of time and weathering than are other approaches.
The quantity and breadth of data through these sources is robust, but the information is not particularly timely or accurate because it is collected too infrequently and human nature is constantly changing.
Kevin Kuhn, compliance director at Equifax Workforce Solutions, said its employment data was accurate because it was provided and owned by the employer; Equifax acts as "steward" of the information but doesn't change it, he said.
Those researchers, though, said yesterday's number was more accurate because it was based on a scientific survey.
The audit said the city's reported graduation rate remained "generally accurate," because it was within five points of the audit's findings.
Square's data is already easier to gather and far more likely to be accurate because it's tied directly to the customer's payment accounts.
But the protagonist's personality was, I felt, accurate because it was based entirely on most addicts I know--people who subconsciously think they're the piece of crap in the center of the universe, feeling deserving of adulation while also consistently having cruel and self-hating thoughts.
