The phrase "accurately state that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize the importance of providing a precise or truthful account of information.
Example: "It is essential to accurately state that the results of the experiment were inconclusive."
Alternatives: "correctly assert that" or "precisely convey that".
We hope that the attorney general will accurately state that finding in the future.
The sample size is small, but the Diamondbacks can accurately state that only the Yankees make the playoffs more frequently.
I leave it as an exercise to the reader to decide whether either of these cases exhibit enough prior art and borrowing to accurately state that MakerBot "stole" these ideas from the community.
The error as since been corrected to accurately state that he plays Dean Winchester.
Even America's sixth grade social studies textbooks, flawed as they are, accurately state that the Vedas are Hinduism's holiest scriptures.
It has not been corrected to accurately state that they have the best pass defense in that category.
Brent Staples accurately states that the SAT may be only "one element among many in predicting college performance" ("The Coming Backlash Against 'the Big Test,' " Editorial Observer, July 10).
In the second paragraph the story accurately stated that the 600,000 figure referred to "non-active" EU migrants, which includes the unemployed, students and OAPs.
Though Elliott accurately states that financial incentives may in part motivate research sponsors and researchers to adhere to regulations and safety standards, he worries that for-profit companies might cut corners.
Your editorial accurately states that she has the intelligence, expertise, independence, tenacity, diligence and character as well as the familiarity with how Washington works to head the new Bureau of Financial Consumer Protection.
