The phrase "accurate thing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is precise or correct in a specific context.
Example: "The most accurate thing I can say about the situation is that we need to act quickly."
Alternatives: "correct statement" or "precise detail".
What's the least accurate thing about the show?
I think the accurate thing to say is, we don't know when he might actually complete that process.
No less accurate thing has ever been uttered, of course, for America has always been a place where personal resurrection is not just possible, but ubiquitous, almost obligatory.
The most accurate thing to do is to return an open interval where the root is localized/bracketed rather then the average of the open interval (since the average of the interval is not a root within the specified tolerance).
"I don't think if you met Donatella Versace, you'd go, 'Well, this is such an accurate thing that Maya was doing.' They're all Maya creations, and it's just that you were so happy to see her".
President Trump thinks he invented a term "a couple of days ago" that he has been using for months and that economists have for more than a century, and it wasn't even the least accurate thing he said in his latest interview.
There were other accurate things that Trump said in his victory speech.
"So little Mr. Puerile started spamming the site with lurid and not particularly anatomically accurate things he was going to do," Ms. Bunting said.
Anne will do historically accurate things, like marrying Henry, giving birth to a daughter (the future Elizabeth I), losing her husband to Jane Seymour and losing her head to the executioner.
Indeed, the first thing you do as a spin doctor when a book is serialised about your boss or your party is to look for one howling error that you can highlight to discredit all the other accurate things the author has written, and suggest they've been relying on sources inclined to make things up.
"We said, let's turn to creative people whose job it is to sell things, to communicate, instead of to lawyers whose job is to create highly accurate things that mean only what they mean and can be highly complex," Mr. Polonetsky said.
