The phrase "accurate pieces" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to components or elements that are precise or correct in some context, such as data, information, or parts of a whole.
Example: "The report was well-received because it contained accurate pieces of information that supported our findings."
Alternatives: "precise elements" or "correct components."
Because there's a lot more to my work than just getting the hits; accurate pieces of information, I call them hits".
The project uses an experimental design to test the effect of reading accurate pieces of information on anti-immigration attitudes, thus providing valuable data about the specific sources of such attitudes and potential strategies to change them.
The groups have strengthened the missions of Da Camera, offering chamber music and jazz, and Houston Early Music, offering historically accurate pieces from the Renaissance, baroque and classical periods.
Although everything he wore was completely historically accurate, pieces were selected that looked like clothes that could be bought in the modern era.
My most sincere thanks to VICE, The History Channel, The Surge, BBC Stargazer, The University of Rhode Island, The British Journal of Medicine, Radio New Zealand, Voices from L5 and many others for your thoughtful, thorough, and accurate pieces.
Even though the first Arab CF child was detected in Lebanon in 1958 [ 6], few accurate pieces of data were presented during the following years to study this disease in the Lebanese population.
It is an uncannily accurate piece of reporting on certain aspects of Persian life.
I was in Peshawar just before Danny wrote the piece and it seems to me a very honest and accurate piece of journalism.
Bearing in mind that Witchfinder General is a cheap, schlocky horror film, it manages to be a remarkably accurate piece of historical film-making.
US congressman Keith Ellison's office said: "It's by far the most in-depth and accurate piece on Somali remittances I have read.
In an unusually accurate piece of technological forecasting, Dr. Watson estimated the overall cost would be $3 billion and that the project could be completed in 15 years from its official starting date of 1990.
