The phrase "accurate spelling" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the correctness of written words or the importance of spelling in communication.
Example: "In academic writing, accurate spelling is crucial for conveying your ideas clearly and professionally."
Alternatives: "correct spelling" or "proper spelling".
Some things, however, should never be sacrificed for the sake of speed, he says – accurate spelling, for example.
On one hand, she is a paradigm of the secretary of old, known for crisp manners, accurate spelling and excellent grammar.
Fletcher was fascinated by modern technology - the way that, for example, mobile phone texting speeded up communication, making accurate spelling suddenly redundant.
In an age when some people argue against the need for schools to teach accurate spelling perhaps we should not worry too much about the diction of those from whom so many of the young take their example.
There'll be no Dwight Yorke, Stephen Darby or Howard Kendall, here, thank you very much – accurate spelling is a dying art and I'll be damned to see the Guardian of all institutions lower themselves to that level of sloppiness.
Accurate spelling requires careful attention to every letter and the sequence of those letters.
8th over India 16-2 A paltry single from a very accurate spell of bowling.
Azhar Mahmood is bowling a phenomenally accurate spell here, Niall O'Brien takes a single and the Irish crowd go crazy for it.
The sliding baseline method can give a more reliable reading as it adapts to the unique reading of each patient as well as allow for more accurate spell detection.
They should be able to write a short story with accurate punctuation, spelling and grammar," Morgan wrote in the Sunday Times.
Morgan has said she also wants every pupil to be able to read a novel by the age of 11, and to write a short story with accurate punctuation, spelling and grammar.
