The phrase "accurate symbol" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a representation or sign that correctly conveys a particular meaning or concept.
Example: "The dove is often considered an accurate symbol of peace in various cultures."
Alternatives: "correct representation" or "true emblem".
Before the economic crisis a more accurate symbol would have been a crane.
The resort hotel is extravagant, debt-ridden and in administration – arguably an accurate symbol of the British economy.
Mr Obama is supposedly the face of the future, but Mr McCain, a 72-year-old seeking a new job, may be a more accurate symbol.
Nothing in "Stoker" approaches the infamous scene in "Oldboy," which showed the hero swallowing a live octopus, and offered a writhingly accurate symbol of what it feels like to sit through a Park movie.
According to rescuers, about 150 people living near the dump are still missing.However horrifying the idea of living off a mountain of rubbish and then dying underneath it may seem, the tens of thousands of scavengers at Payatas and dumps in other cities are not an accurate symbol of the worst poverty in the Philippines.
Superposition modulation schemes require accurate symbol synchronization and power control, and are adversely affected by mobility.
Subjects were asked to make as many accurate symbol-copies as possible working from left to right without skipping any boxes within a 90-s period and the number of correct copies was recorded.
However, a considerable potential gain in spectral efficiency is challenged by the receiver's ability of accurate data symbol identification at the output of the radio channel.
An accurate estimation of symbol timing is crucial for orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) demodulation, since synchronization errors might destroy the orthogonality among all subcarriers and have greater impact on the system performance than single carrier systems.
One of the advantages of the scheme is that it needs not an accurate result of symbol timing synchronization (only with the toleration of ±1/2 cyclic prefix length).
"Such images become symbols rather than accurate portrayals, and symbolic images are very rarely accurately drawn," said Dr. Meave G. Leakey, who is carrying on the legacy of the famous fossil-hunting family.
