The phrase "accurate scholar" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is precise and thorough in their academic work or research.
Example: "Her reputation as an accurate scholar has earned her numerous accolades in the field of history."
Alternatives: "meticulous researcher" or "precise academic".
His portraits of nearly every London court — Chancery, Divorce, Probate, Admiralty, etc. — are so accurate that one scholar wrote a lively book called "Charles Dickens as a Legal Historian".
Scopus database is conjugating the features of both PubMed and Web of Science search databases, and is larger than Web of Science and more accurate than Google Scholar (Falagas et al. 2008).
One of Stuart-Jones's contemporaries later gave James the credit for making Stuart-Jones an "accurate and industrious scholar".
The Italian scholar Julius Caesar Scaliger's accurate and detailed commentaries on the Historia Plantarum were published in Leyden in 1584, after his death.
In their view the critiques are based on a lack of familiarity with Whorf's writings; according to these recent Whorf scholars a more accurate description of his viewpoint is that he thought translation to be possible, but only through careful attention to the subtle differences between conceptual schemes.
In many cases regarding Jesus, as well as Paul and James, Mr. Aslan takes as accurate deeds and sayings most critical scholars would question.
He asserted that knowledge should freely advance through experiment and observation frequently chiding scholars for not including accurate experimental data in their papers while insisting that hypotheses are, at best, probable explanations.
For having a more accurate description of such a system, scholars introduced the feedback control into the ecosystems.
Many scholars insist that an accurate diagnosis can be correctly made only through direct examination of the corpse (i.e., autopsy, endoscopy).
However, for the sake of accurate history-telling, I hope that other scholars boldly correct the record and establish whether the Gates-Rudolph accusation is weak, altogether inaccurate or simply a matter of opinion.
