The phrase "accurate dates" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to dates that are precise or correct in a specific context, such as historical events, deadlines, or schedules.
Example: "Please ensure that all the documents contain accurate dates to avoid any confusion regarding the timeline."
Alternatives: "correct dates" or "precise dates".
After he provided them with accurate dates, they dug out von Stroheim's school records and forked them over with "a look of chagrin".
The latest study produced the first accurate dates for the final decline of the Neanderthals with the help of sophisticated developments in radio-carbon dating.
Three of the samples were insufficiently zeroed at deposition to provide accurate dates for deposition of the sand sheets, challenging the assumption that coversands are all well bleached, with consequent implications for existing thermoluminescence (TL) dates on UK coversands.
This register is complete and is updated continuously, facilitating the availability of accurate dates of death.
As some Wiki entries may become key scholarly references, proper citation to accurate dates or versions might be needed in scholarly work because entries change over time.
Our BEAST analyses of the simulated datasets returned accurate dates under the RLC clock whereas UCLN invariably failed to retrieve the true date, even within the 95% BCIs.
Citing Mr. Studenroth's memorandum, Ms. Simoncic said the more accurate date is 1890 to 1910.
Even without accurate dating techniques, it's astonishing how many scientists were taken in.
When these assumptions are valid, an accurate date may be obtained for the age of marine sediments.
One of them risks arrest by commissioning a gravestone with the accurate date of his death, while the other resigns herself to an occasional gesture of subversion and the knowledge that "Poland will never be free".
One play-through saw Germany declaring war on Yugoslavia on the historically accurate date even though events had already diverged so far from reality that Berlin was surrounded by a mixture of French and Soviet troops by early 1941.
