The phrase "accurate claims" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing statements or assertions that are true and supported by evidence.
Example: "The report was well-received because it was based on accurate claims about the company's performance."
Alternatives: "truthful assertions" or "valid statements".
Hurt by (accurate) claims that they didn't play on their own records, the band practised hard and went out on tour.
Many of the things Cernovich wrote and said were demonstrably untrue, and even his accurate claims were sometimes founded more on intuition than on evidence.
Without state oversight, students cannot be sure that their schools are making accurate claims about job placement rates or other fundamental measures of competence.
"For far too long, sunscreen manufacturers have exploited the F.D.A.'s abject failure to enact regulations that ensure truthful, accurate claims in sunscreen advertising and labeling," Richard Blumenthal, the Connecticut attorney general, wrote last Thursday in a letter to the F.D.A. commissioner.
Sutter catalogs these stories in the text, along with the more accurate claims that poor farming practices during the Antebellum and Reconstruction eras caused massive regional erosion.
"It's an inexact science, which is why we're not making any very, very accurate claims," says Nigel Stanley, head of TUC campaigns.
It happened to Gore in 2000, when the press unfairly seized on his artlessly phrased but accurate claim that in Congress he had been a leader in fighting for funding for what became the Internet.
In response, Mr. Kerry has switched his emphasis to job quality from jobs lost -- specifically, to the harder to demonstrate but apparently accurate claim that the new jobs pay less, on balance, than the ones that have been lost -- $9,000 a year less, on average, the Kerry camp proclaimed in a press release on Friday.
This is not a fair or accurate claim and it overlooks all of the protections already built into your credit card.
"While not especially difficult, filing an accurate claim requires attention to detail and having your travel documents and receipts organized," he says.
"England paceman Ryan Sidebottom, at 36, was unerringly accurate, claiming three second-innings wickets, while 18-year-old spinner Karl Carver took the final wicket at the end of a promising first-class debut.
