The phrase "accurate contract" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a contract that is precise, clear, and free from errors or ambiguities.
Example: "Before signing, we need to ensure that the terms outlined in the accurate contract reflect our agreement."
Alternatives: "precise agreement" or "correct contract".
A number of important practical implications are discussed, such as the use of accurate forecasts in contract negotiations, budgeting and planning.
This statement, however, is clearly not strictly accurate". 5 Williston, Contracts (Rev. ed. 1937) s. 1630.
This statement, however, is clearly not strictly accurate.' 5 Williston, Contracts (Rev. ed. 1937) s. 1630.
One of the report's most basic conclusions is that neither the Pentagon nor the State Department or the Agency for International Development were eager to provide comprehensive or accurate information about contracts that total about $8 billion over the past two years.
To ensure accurate translations, CDC contracted with professional translation services and had all documents back-translated.
Just so, IDS's preferred description of a "flexible hours contract" is accurate insofar as the contract is much more flexible for employers than for the workers themselves.
The defense was accurate thereafter, and the contract went down one.
He could have said that a "legally accurate" interpretation of his contract would indicate that he does not have to sign endless autographs for free.
But if a dispute ever does arise, the blockchain provides accurate records on all contract terms and past activities, making the disagreement easier to resolve.
With n = 10 sequences analyzed, there is a 5.4% chance that more than 75% will arise from the non-contracted allele due to random sampling, so Q1 will not be an accurate reflection of the contracted allele; increasing n to 18 reduces the probability of this sort of failure to 1.5%.
Placing accurate values on these contracts is just one of the uncertainties facing the big banks, insurance companies and hedge funds that create and trade these instruments.
