The phrase "accurate it would be" is not standard in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in a context where you are speculating about the accuracy of something, but it would typically require rephrasing for clarity.
Example: "If we consider all the data, accurate it would be to say that our findings are reliable."
Alternatives: "it would be accurate to say" or "it would be correct to state."
The chief whip, Michael Gove, told the BBC that if the exit poll was accurate it would be the first time a government had increased its majority since 1983 and would represent an unprecedented vote of confidence in Cameron.
"So if speech recognition were 100percentt accurate, it would be more efficient".
If the forecast proves accurate, it would be the smallest corn crop since 1995, the smallest soybean crop since 1996 and the smallest wheat crop since 1972.
If that turns out to be accurate, it would be the lowest growth rate since the second quarter of 2009, the S.& P. unit said.
If the forecast proves accurate, it would be the best GDP performance since the economy grew by 3.3% in 2005, two years before the beginning of worst economic downturn the country has experienced since the 1930s.
If descriptions of the video are accurate, it would be the clearest evidence to date that Mr. bin Laden was well aware of the plot to hijack airliners and crash them into the World Trade Center and the Pentagon.
To be slightly more accurate, it'd be like clicking on a bookmark: you don't type in www.hulu.com when you load up Boxee, but click a UI element.
She admits, however, that the database may not be as accurate as it would be with industry cooperation.
Yet even if the claims made for Enviga are accurate, drinking it would be a pretty inefficient way to lose weight.
In more accurate descriptions it would be necessary to specify more than just the centre frequency of the noise in fricative sounds.
Once it had received a more accurate list, it would be able to start work on how the aid could be transferred and distributed.
