The phrase "accurate official" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an official document or statement that is precise and reliable.
Example: "The report was deemed an accurate official account of the events that transpired during the meeting."
Alternatives: "precise document" or "reliable statement".
An important first step would be to finally get an accurate official count of Afro-Cubans.
It also makes stories more accurate; official sources often flag mistakes and provide additional information that changes or strengthens a story before publication.
The revelation called into particular question the FBI practice of publishing annual totals of "justifiable homicides by law enforcement" – tallies that are widely cited in the media and elsewhere as the most accurate official count of police homicides.
Like many wild mushrooms in southern China, accurate official statistics of the market are not available for Dahongjun.
The TSC has created a redress unit that ensures that watch-list and source information is accurate, officials said.
And they could subvert one of the main goals of the revaluation: by making assessments accurate, officials hope to stem an onslaught of tax grievances that have saddled the county with $1 billion in debt for tax refunds and helped push Nassau to near-bankruptcy.
"I told him that not all intelligence reports are accurate," the official said.
"The plan was to keep the Iraqi Army intact, and that's accurate," the official said.
"The plan was to keep the Iraqi army intact, and that's accurate," the official said.
HP's employee prediction markets were generally more accurate than official company forecasts, and Intel's market for predicting product demand has been as much as 20% more accurate than official forecasts.
"On the whole, it's pretty accurate," the official said, indicating that the woman at the center of the dispute at the hotel had not yet been interviewed.
