The phrase "accurately stated that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to emphasize that something has been expressed or reported in a precise or truthful manner.
Example: "The report accurately stated that the project was completed ahead of schedule."
Alternatives: "correctly asserted that" or "truthfully mentioned that".
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.
The distinction between the two versions is that the second accurately stated that the finding about Iraq's efforts to obtain uranium was in the report, but was not among its "key judgments," a term used in intelligence reporting to indicate that a stated conclusion represents the consensus of intelligence agencies.
While the industry officials are correct that 70% of Ecuador's banana plantations are small, they omit the crucial detail that those small farms account for less than a quarter of Ecuador's total banana production.The minister of labour accurately stated that impoverished children should have alternatives to work, but the ministry also needs to enforce child-labour laws.
Upon further review of company press releases and Feuerstein's columns, I confirm that Feuerstein's reporting accurately stated that Star Scientific and analysts had touted the ASAP study as being associated with Hopkins and, on January 23, that Hopkins categorically denied any involvement.
Flanigan accurately stated that only 11 companies have top ratings from A. M. Best, Standard & Poor's and Moody's Investors Service.
It was accurately stated that "Institutional Review Boards have considerable experience in dealing with issues of recruitment, informed consent, confidentiality, and balancing risks and benefits.
Its current inhabitants endlessly lament the decline, but even so, they turned furiously on Shadid when he wrote an article accurately stating that "picturesque as it is, Marjayoun is dying".
The tax argument accurately states that Mr. McCain favors reducing the corporate income tax rate.
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.
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).
