"accurate timetable" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a schedule that is reliable and can be trusted to reflect real-world events. For example: "We need to plan our vacation around an accurate timetable of flights, so that we can find the best times to travel."
The head of their school said she thought they were accurate in their timetable.
(His timetable was accurate; the first atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima on August 6 , 1945 less than four months after his talk with Truman).
To further improve the service quality and reduce accident risks, this paper proposes an effective method for collaboratively optimizing the train timetable and accurate passenger flow control strategies on an oversaturated metro line.
Be sure not to be biased, it'll only make your timetable less accurate.
That timetable proved nearly accurate, but there were plenty of hiccups along the way.
Be aware that the timetable might not be accurate.
Practitioners 'signposted' patients to a variety of opportunities and services within their local community but there was high use of 'self-directed' options due to practitioners' concerns that leisure facility programmes and timetables may not be accurate.
In this context, this paper proposes a methodology whose aim is to support the timetabling planning process by providing an accurate estimation of train dwell times at stations, so as to increase timetabling robustness and hence rail service reliability.
He warned about Iran's short "breakout time" to build an atomic bomb although he has been waving the same timetable for so many years now that if it were accurate Tehran should have a whole stockpile of nuclear missiles.
Providing an accurate estimate of dwell times is a fundamental task to perform in order to design a robust timetable which presents a high degree of flexibility and resilience to propagation of disturbances.
