The phrase "assumed to be accurate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing information or data that is taken for granted as being correct without verification.
Example: "The figures presented in the report are assumed to be accurate, but further investigation may be necessary."
Alternatives: "presumed to be correct" or "taken as accurate".
A patient's self-reported history has, in general, assumed to be accurate.
The majority, in a grossly unfair decision, said a government report leading to Mr. Latif's detention must be assumed to be accurate under "a presumption of regularity," unless there is "clear evidence to the contrary".
The data from the triaxial induction coil are assumed to be accurate.
Also, position estimation is assumed to be accurate and error free.
Although energy price forecasts for fossil fuels can change, for this work the forecasts of fossil fuel prices are assumed to be accurate.
Using residence instead of place has been assumed to be accurate and potential locational error-and its effects on certainty-has yet to be investigated in detail.
Since it uses actual power curves to simulate CAES operation, the TE model can be assumed to be more accurate than conventional Fixed Parameter (FP) models that don't model dynamic effects of cavern pressure on CAES operation.
In this technique, the output signal has been used to send a feedback current through a feedback winding in order to nullify the magnetisation component of the dc flux and thus the measurement may be assumed to be more accurate with respect to other similar instruments.
Traditional news media is often assumed to be perfectly accurate and can therefore only report on events once they have occurred.
Assumed to be more accurate and less operator-dependent than visual analysis, quantification is increasingly used in positron emission tomography (PET) studies in routine practice or clinical trials.
Since this information is used to calculate the quarterly remuneration of the statutory health insurance doctors, these data can be assumed to be highly accurate as they are thoroughly checked for both administrative and computational errors.
