The phrase "accurate sources" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to information or references that are reliable and factually correct.
Example: "In order to support your argument, it is essential to cite accurate sources that provide credible evidence."
Alternatives: "reliable references" or "trustworthy materials".
Mr. Landis said the union figures were based on accurate sources, but were misleading.
Because there are no accurate sources of data, it is impossible to know how many people are sleeping rough and how many on sofas.
The increasing pressure on journalists, and the need for accurate sources of news, has spurred a Foreign Office campaign in support of media freedom this year – launched, notably, by the British ambassador to the Philippines.
The online component of the Jepson Flora Project, provides users with a single interface from which they can find the most comprehensive, scientifically accurate sources of information on the California flora.
They may struggle to develop and maintain accurate sources for information that marketers want.
"We start by researching on Wikipedia, and then we go to more detailed and accurate sources to fine-tune our understanding," he explains.
The C.D.C. website for ticks is a comprehensive and accurate source of information.
The ESA Gaia mission is producing the most accurate source catalogue in astronomy to date.
A more modest field trip than Australia, but still a symbol of the growing importance of accurate source materials in the age of photorealism.
The world went on listening to the World Service's reports on the conflict – because it remained the best, most accurate source of information.
To make accurate source material available to the public, he began in 1913 to publish The New York Times Index, the only complete U.S. newspaper index.
