'accurately summarizes' is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a statement that accurately summarizes a larger concept or body of information. For example, "This single sentence accurately summarizes the findings of the entire report."
The State Department released a brief statement on Thursday embracing the report's findings, saying, "We believe the report accurately summarizes the available evidence".
Why would we ever trust him again?" ACCURACY -- It accurately summarizes the news reports it cites, although the Associated Press article published in The Trentonian did not use the verb "lied" to characterize Mr. Florio's statements, contrary to the headline.
"As Cell Phone Use Explodes, Debate Over Health Risk Grows" (July 27) accurately summarizes the questions about the safety of the electromagnetic fields they generate yet omits a major piece of important information.
Former federal prosecutor Renato Mariotti observes that "he is likely pushing back because calling it a 'summary' suggests that the letter accurately summarizes the entire report, and it does not do so". Moreover, by hiding even the length of the report in the first letter, Barr helped President Trump perpetuate the assertion that Mueller hadn't found much of anything.
Regarding "Separate and unequal in Czech Republic" (July 8): The article accurately summarizes the discrimination that Roma children face in the Czech education system, but fails to address the widespread segregation of children with disabilities and that such exclusion goes beyond the Czech Republic.
One of Israel's former ambassadors to the UN, Dore Gold, accurately summarizes the problem in his new book, The Rise of Nuclear Iran.
Does the abstract accurately summarize the contents of the manuscript?
Does the abstract accurately summarize the contents of the review?
The front-page headline, "McCain Is Strong in New England," accurately summarized the report.
Was it, as a defense lawyer accurately summarized the prosecution's contention, "just a plain old alien-smuggling conspiracy"?
Re "Muzzle Chafes Chechen War Media" (news article, Feb. 4): You accurately summarize the Russian military's intent to manage the news out of Grozny.
