The phrase "accurate crime" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a crime that is precisely defined or documented, but the combination of "accurate" and "crime" is unusual and lacks context.
Example: "The report provided an accurate crime analysis, detailing the statistics and trends over the past year."
Alternatives: "precise crime" or "exact crime".
We are already seeing the benefits of HMIC's scrutiny in more accurate crime recording.
Accurate crime statistics are a low priority here, but the number of those imprisoned on blasphemy charges is estimated in the hundreds.
In the digital age, the interaction between privacy, data protection and advanced technological developments such as big data analytics has become pertinent to Europol's effectiveness in providing accurate crime analyses.
He said: "Accurate crime statistics are not only essential in holding police accountable for the work they do in the ongoing fight against crime, but also vital in ensuring that police officers and staff are deployed to the right place at the right time.
The Danish Central Crime Register has previously been described as possibly the most thorough, comprehensive and accurate crime register in the Western world.
"The truth is this: Britain has a lot of gun laws on the books, they have five times our violent crime rate".That isn't the least accurate crime-stat quote I've ever heard, but it's not accurate, and more importantly it's very misleading.
Passive surveillance technologies such as CCTV and motion sensors, as well as radio-frequency identification (RFID) or global positioning system (GPS) chips embedded in vulnerable goods, are becoming increasingly common and could provide accurate offence times for aoristic crimes.
The company told me that its alerts are more accurate than crime information distributed on other channels, but again this argument was powered by anecdotes.
But some forces matched the new computers and data with better ways of working: more accurate mapping of crime, daily adjustment of officer deployment to crime hotspots and regular evaluation of results.
The global community would benefit from more accurate, more standardized crime data being made available from every participating country.
The Education Department has not decided whether to investigate a Clery Act complaint against UConn, alleging failures to follow federal law requiring accurate documentation of crimes on campus.
