The phrase "accurate paper" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a document or written work that is precise, correct, or free from errors.
Example: "The researcher submitted an accurate paper that clearly presented the findings of the study."
Alternatives: "correct document" or "precise report".
Census takers will now have to use far less accurate paper and pencil.
During a brief residence in Philadelphia, Ellen Demorest conceived the idea of mass-produced accurate paper patterns for home dressmaking.
In case of disputes, we have our mailed-in ballots as a complete and accurate paper trail.
"We wrote a technical, accurate paper given the available information," said William G. Gale of the Brookings Institution, one of the paper's main authors, in a recent interview.
The system produces accurate paper copies of electronic records via data exports.
This proof of concept study demonstrates the successful development of a highly accurate, paper-based immunosensor that is easy to interpret using the naked eye and that is suitable for cervical cancer screening in low-resource settings.
"It's a struggle every day to keep this factory going because we have to deal with so many expenses and difficulties with Israeli checkpoints, timing and accurate papers for the drivers.
One critical factor in the success of this project was the pre-existence of a robust and accurate paper-based system.
The most contemporary and diagnostically accurate papers were then subset to maximise the consensus score for any given area.
For instance, the decisions by many states to convert to electronic voting machines have yielded new concerns about whether they are secure and accurate, about paper records as backup proof and -- this year -- about whether the electronic or paper record should be considered the official tally if a candidate demands a recount.
If it's accurate, the paper did a fine job.
