The phrase "accurate reputation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the reliability or truthfulness of someone's reputation in a specific context.
Example: "The company has built an accurate reputation for delivering high-quality products consistently."
Alternatives: "trustworthy reputation" or "reliable reputation".
Moreover, we find that enhancing or reducing the influences of the large-degree users could produce more accurate reputation ranking lists.
This paper proposes an alternative social-network based reputation ranking algorithm called Poisonedwater, to infer more accurate reputation ranks then existing schemes, when facing front peers attack.
Carr has argued that human creativity and intuition in the face of complex problems is essentially irreplaceable, and an advantage over computers and their overly accurate reputation.
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The tech industry has developed the negative (but accurate) reputation of being a homogenous boys' club.
If Denver's (no longer accurate) reputation is that of a 'cow town,' what does that make Colorado Springs?
But if Judge Jagot's description of how the agency worked in 2006 and 2007 is accurate, its reputation deserves to be in tatters.
So the first thing to do is to develop a proactive strategy and build a defensive position that will help you maintain an accurate online reputation from the start.
ipTrust says it "harvests, analyzes and classifies" malware and botnet samples on over five million systems from around the world on a daily basis in an effort to deliver the industry's most accurate IP address reputation scoring.
Still, Newsweek maintained a strong reputation for accurate, brisk, and vivid reporting of news events.
In many quarters, it has rightly earned a reputation for accurate and vigorous reporting, independence and holding power to account.
