The phrase "accurate clues" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to hints or pieces of information that are precise and reliable, often in contexts like problem-solving, investigations, or games.
Example: "The detective found several accurate clues that led to the resolution of the case."
Alternatives: "reliable hints" or "precise indicators".
The only problem, according to a study by researchers at the University of Michigan Health System, is that the test by itself is not considered to provide accurate clues for diagnosis.
Reviewing the downing of a helicopter, Batman is presented with false and accurate clues; investigation of the scene can reveal that the helicopter was shot, allowing Batman to trace the bullet's trajectory to a murdered police officer and another crime scene.
This link of transporter Q4U2R8 to the four pathways may give more accurate clues for this transporter on its substrate flux balance.
If the Clinton-Emanuel axis is indeed a more accurate clue to the workings of the party than Reid-Pelosi, one may well ask what guided the accommodation of the Bush policy through 2007 by the de facto leaders of the opposition.
Distinction between the two classes requires more-accurate clues than tetraspanin presence.
To achieve accurate adjudications, subtle clues to treatment assignment based on PSA readings and imaging results could not always be removed.
Also, although I'd heard of it, I wasn't exactly sure what a 16-Across was when I was building this puzzle — I learned about it shortly thereafter in school, and that allowed me to confirm that my original clue was accurate.
The date should be around the date the book was published, so there is a good chance that it could be a bit accurate, enough for a clue.
The student copies "accurate or not" from the clues provided.
Generally speaking, we revere experts in any field who, with a minimum of clues, can give accurate diagnoses and solutions instantly.
