The phrase "accurate yet" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is precise or correct, but there is an additional aspect or condition to consider.
Example: "The data is accurate yet incomplete, which limits our analysis."
Alternatives: "precise but" or "correct, however".
Being transgender felt like a negative label, accurate yet awkward.
In Motherland we have the wish list writing powerhouse giving us a painfully accurate yet fresh take on the relentless emotional carnage of child-rearing.
You might want to say that polls that had more minorities, and thus were closer to the exits, were more accurate, yet that is unconfirmed by the data.
The French title is "La Vie d'Adèle — Chapitres 1 et 2," which is plainer and more accurate, yet more affecting, since it implies that, if life is a novel, there are more chapters in store.
Their parodies of both 1970s prog and heavy metal cock-rock remain painfully accurate, yet lewd 1984 anthem Sex Farm has been transformed into a funk workout with a preposterously clunky rap break.
It seems clear enough that a GPS watch is not very accurate, yet online runners' forums, like one at the Web site of Runners World, are filled with comments from confused athletes who rely on the devices.
Over the next two years, UNEP FI, in partnership with the Greenhouse Gas Protocol, will facilitate an international process aimed at shaping a standard to guide investors to undertake GHG accounting and reporting in a relevant, complete, consistent, transparent, accurate, yet practicable and resource-efficient manner.
According to a well-informed report in this month's issue of Standpoint magazine, for instance, the Prime Minister travels so ideologically lightly that he is in the habit, when among friends, of asking them: "Now, what do I believe?" These criticisms are accurate, yet perversely they help to explain his remarkable success.
Numerical investigations show that the proposed finite elements yield accurate yet computationally efficient results.
They may not be very accurate yet, but they're getting better quickly.
A smaller time step yields an increasingly accurate, yet more computationally demanding solution.
