The phrase "accurate that we" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity.
Example: "It is accurate that we have met the project deadlines consistently."
Alternatives: "correct that we" or "true that we".
It's a sport whose top competitors are expected to be so accurate that we have a hard time believing that they could actually miss.
Everything is ambiguous: he is a black man looking whiter than most white people, mimicking a sad clown yet going deeper; he is not in drag; in fact his syncing to Ms. Knight's husky voice is so accurate that we begin to doubt her gender, not his.
The six-speed transmission was so quick, smooth and accurate that we had to reference the press kit to verify if it had two clutches.
In fact, quantum physics is so accurate that we physicists are getting desperate (let's be honest here: we'd love it to fail, since this opens the door to discovering a new theory, and for a physicist this is the easiest way of entering the Physics Hall of Fame).
Mechanism C is sufficiently accurate that we can use it to evolve desired topologies in a neural implementation of a 1+1 evolutionary strategy (ES) [27] as shown in Figure 14.
"The White House acknowledges the problem: that the diagnosis by the commission is accurate, that we need change," says Festa.
To the Editor: Bob Herbert says a lot of correct things in "War's Psychic Toll," but none more accurate than that "we should all be engaging in some form of serious sacrifice, and many more of us should be serving".
As to the £350m, it was accurate – that's what we've lost control over.
Thanks to the internet, there's more information available to the public than ever before, but it's often hard to sort out how accurate that information is, and we're left with nagging suspicions that the people telling us things the government, corporations, the media itself are lying or omitting key bits of context.
Statistics are a tool in service of the earnest desire to depict a picture of nature that is more accurate than we are yet capable of otherwise defining.
Do you know how accurate that is?
