The phrase "an accurate statement of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to describe something that correctly reflects or represents a fact or situation.
Example: "The report provided an accurate statement of the current financial status of the company."
Alternatives: "a precise account of" or "a truthful representation of".
Is that an accurate statement of the law?
Soon we realize this is an accurate statement of fact.
But international lawyers said the draft resolution presents an accurate statement of legal facts.
As far as I can see, though, they are an accurate statement of the historical record.
But the exceptional audacity — and the highly crafted, deliriously confected intricacy — with which Scorsese calibrates the thrill of corruption makes it both an accurate statement of his achievement and an accurate diagnosis of why it makes so many viewers (and, especially, so many critics) so uncomfortable.
It was also an accurate statement of the enormous amount of our fast-diminishing energy, translated into dollars, we have been obliged to devote to just keeping things going, as opposed to the tiny sums we have been able to use for purely frivolous purposes.
Populations fluctuate greatly in size from year to year, so long-term observations are essential in order to permit an accurate statement on the impact of PPPs on amphibians [16].
They also responded with more excitement to an emotional but vague statement about winning (such as "You could win!") than to an accurate statement about the likelihood of winning (such as "You have a 1 in 5 chance of winning").
This means that although it seems that the sensitivity of tadpoles to PPPs is comparable to that of fish [20, 21], an accurate statement cannot be made on the risk of PPPs for aquatic amphibians, since no specific information is yet available on exposure, nor is the variability in sensitivity known.
Science is … Just a theory This is tantamount to saying the Large Hadron Collider is just a big tube; it's an epic understatement, it would need its own space programme just to reach the heights of an accurate statement.
If an entire floor of the British Museum had been looted, I doubt they would be able to make an accurate statement as to the level of damage within 24 hours.
