The phrase "accurate gives" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without additional context, it cannot be used effectively.
Example: "The accurate gives of the data were not reported."
Alternatives: "precise results" or "correct information".
This is accurate, given the original context of his remarks.
That Mr. Grigolo should call himself a Cinderella guy is confessionally accurate, given his history.
The last might be most accurate, given that Mayall and Edmondson conceived Bottom during a production of Waiting For Godot.
There is every reason to believe this self-characterization is accurate, given Packer's tendency toward meticulously reasoned, wildly unpopular arguments that alienate those provisionally "on his side".
It might be more accurate, given the violence of the commodities sell-off, to have the headline read: "Prices Fall on Concern Demand May Disappear".
When Aunt Sadie hears the Andrews Sisters' tune from her high school prom over and over again, her experience is a simple repetition, more or less accurate, given the quality of her musical ear and memory.
It also reaffirms the truth of the ancient injunction to "love thy neighbor as thyself" -- it turns out to be literally accurate, give or take a modest number of genes.
These numbers tell you about the chances of a test result being accurate, given the status of the individual, which you already know (and the numbers are a stable property of the test).
Lumping eastern European, Georgian and Russian designers together isn't always useful or accurate, given the political differences between the former Soviet countries, but their shared inspiration in this kind of streetwear is fast becoming 2016's biggest look.
The major challenge at the moment is getting the system to be accurate given how noisy EEG signals can be.
