The phrase "accurately disclosing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of providing information in a precise and truthful manner.
Example: "The report is focused on accurately disclosing the financial status of the company to its stakeholders."
Alternatives: "truthfully revealing" or "precisely communicating".
This month, Mr. Schneiderman also subpoenaed five of the largest companies in the country that do natural gas drilling to determine whether they were accurately disclosing the risks of hydrofracking.
The Commission required an investment adviser and its owner/founder to disgorge $2.7 million because the adviser recommended the purchase of investments in three private funds without accurately disclosing that the owner of the funds had agreed to acquire the adviser after it raised $20 million for the funds.
Regulators will evaluate the filing, making sure the company is accurately disclosing its business model and risks, and the underwriters will pitch the deal to prospective investors, a process that typically takes a few months.
Most of these strategies rely on partners accurately disclosing their HIV status.
Farmer Mac completely and accurately discloses all information required of it by the securities laws and regulations.
Finally, Mr. Ryan said, borrowers should ask lenders to make sure that application fees, closing costs and mortgage payments are accurately disclosed early in the process.
The S.E.C. also discovered that an Apollo affiliate failed to accurately disclose details about a loan it took from some of Apollo's private equity funds.
Some programs certify only that the Subscribers have accurately disclosed their own policies, while others certify that Subscribers follow the Code Owner's standards.
But the company's executives defended their business practices, saying that the deals in question, in which the company swapped fiber optic capacity with other telecommunications companies, did not cause Global Crossing's collapse and were accurately disclosed.
On April 8 , 2014 the Securities and Exchange Commission ("SEC") charged CVS Caremark Corp. ("CVS") with violating the federal securities laws by failing to accurately disclose significant financial setbacks and overstating its financial performance through improper accounting.
The Securities and Exchange Commission has proposed changes to its disclosure requirements for mining companies that could increase the liability potential of companies that fail to accurately disclose environmentally related risks to their investors.
