The phrase "accurate plan" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a plan that is precise, correct, or free from errors.
Example: "In order to achieve our goals, we need to develop an accurate plan that outlines each step of the process."
Alternatives: "precise strategy" or "correct blueprint".
And we believe this is a very accurate plan of the Baths of Titus.
First, he found the British Headquarters Map, an exquisitely accurate plan of the city made in 1782 or 1783, which he laid upon the modern grid, via computer.
A century later Stukeley surveyed Stonehenge and its surrounding monuments, but it was not until 1874 77 that Flinders Petrie made the first accurate plan of the stones.
A new and accurate plan of the town of Boston in New England ; A new plan of Boston Harbor from an actual survey.
"What's being released is a very accurate plan to achieve emissions reductions and economic growth," said Peter M. Iwanowicz, Mr. Paterson's adviser on the environment and the acting chief of the State Department of Environmental Conservation.
A theory as to the disorder's cause is that "the brain is not able to provide an accurate plan of the body" causing it to see the offending body part as "foreign and not actually part of the person, thus the desire to have it removed," according to Biid.org.org
Microsurgical reconstruction of intraoral structures requires accurate planning of flap shape and dimensions.
Various experts, such as doctors, nurses, technical support, and administrative staff, must find ways to collaborate for accurate planning.
Easy availability of successful past contracts as models will allow for better design as well as more accurate planning and budgeting.
It pinpoints attention to the small subset of jobs that are critical to project completion time, thus contributing to more accurate planning and more precise control.
When the job involves redesigning existing spaces, at a very early stage the interior designer will require very accurate plans of existing conditions.
