"accurately recorded" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to an accurately documented account or report. For example, "The transcript from the hearing was accurately recorded and held in the records for future reference."
He said troopers often had to delicately adjust the dials on Breathalyzers to ensure they had accurately recorded the results.
Yet, at the time, the official who wrote the memo accurately recorded what he thought he had heard.
Across the pacific, the quake was accurately recorded by Japanese observers of the large tsunami that struck Japan on 27 January 1700.
A domestic abuse intelligence team is now based there to ensure that appropriate checks are completed and accurately recorded on the log immediately following the report.
But investigators must still determine if the data was accurately recorded, and if the moves were what was ordered by the pilots from the cockpit.
The number of Afghans killed is less accurately recorded, but much higher.The American public has lost interest in what Barack Obama once called the "good war".
The presidential election looms, yet nearly half of the states offer no reassuring paper trail so voters who use electronic voting machines can check that their ballot choices are accurately recorded.
About a fourth of voters will still use electronic machines that offer no paper record to verify that their choice was accurately recorded, even though these machines are vulnerable to hacking and crashes that drop votes.
In a statement the Met said it was "committed to ensuring crimes are accurately recorded and has put in place robust processes to ensure crimes are neither over- nor under-recorded".
On the contrary, resorption grade 5 was accurately recorded even on PAN radiographs.
Nonetheless, neither the volume of fluid loading nor the fluid balance was accurately recorded in the database.
