"accurate report" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For instance, you could say, "The audit team submitted their accurate report to corporate."
"We had an expectation that he would issue an accurate report," Mr. Donziger replied.
I think that Mozart, two centuries earlier, had succeeded in creating a beautiful and accurate report of an aspect of reality.
But if you want to read an accurate report of an event, you should probably avoid the literary lion in favour of someone with decent shorthand.
In order to produce an accurate report for commissioners that reflects both performance of the service and patients' preferences, the data is checked for duplications and inaccuracies".
If this is indeed an accurate report - rather than someone else "getting ahead of himself" logic seems to have flown out of the window.
The panel finds therefore that the article as a whole is an accurate report of the Church of England's statement and the settlement of the civil claim to which the church was party".
That's accurate reporting, but the Guardian overlooked significant facts.
They get paid good money to do accurate reporting and spirited writing.
When accurate reporting dies it is usually replaced by gossip, prejudice and bigotry.
The reports found that there had been evidence of failures by IHMS to make accurate reports to the department.
Those accurate reports alone are enough to give pause to many of our friends, and to stoke anti-Americanism.
