The phrase "accurate outlook" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a precise or clear perspective on a situation, event, or topic.
Example: "Having an accurate outlook on market trends is essential for making informed business decisions."
Alternatives: "correct perspective" or "precise view".
But overall carbon emissions will nevertheless rise by more than 40% this decade.If this prognosis proves accurate, the overriding outlook for Chinese energy use is grey with only tints of green.
Once one accepts the premise that the United States and its partners are still at war in Iraq, and that the mission there is clearly the most challenging American military operation since the Vietnam War, the most accurate long-term outlook is one of guarded optimism.
So I'm confident that — in my personal view that our outlook is accurate.
The Met Office claims its one-day outlook is accurate on six out of seven occasions; the 3-4 day forecast is correct 70% of times.
Both almanacs said their weather outlooks were accurate about 80 percent of the time, so fans at the game could certainly end up dry, if not chilled.
"He kept saying 'the war is bad, but America works, the system works.' " That was indeed an accurate description of Reston's outlook.
Meteorologists say the five-day forecast today is about as accurate as the three-day outlook was a decade ago.
There's never been a more appealing time to switch, and this guide, while maybe not totally accurate (Entourage can indeed import Outlook mailboxes, and connect to Exchange servers, Walt), it's a great place for our loved luddites to start.
Those changes and other updates mean that CBO's new extended baseline projection paints a more accurate picture of the budget outlook than the June 2012 alternative scenario.
But how to give shareholders an accurate idea of the long-term outlook?
