The phrase "correct inaccurate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in situations where something is incorrect or inaccurate and needs to be corrected or made more accurate. For example: "The data in the report is not entirely accurate. We need to take some time to correct inaccurate information before presenting it to the board." "Our group has been assigned to proofread and correct inaccurate information in the company's website before it goes live." "Please double check your work to make sure there are no spelling or grammar mistakes. We can't afford to have any incorrect or inaccurate information in our final presentation."
And the bureau would be required to correct inaccurate information in its database.
She also pointed to the feebleness of the parliamentary Intelligence and Security Committee of handpicked MPs and peers and its failure to correct inaccurate information MI5 gave it.
Policy said today in Jacksonville, Fla., that the matter had been resolved and he would have no further comment, "not even to correct inaccurate statements".
When almost three-quarters of the public are saying they want government action to ensure newspapers correct inaccurate stories, there is a serious problem with the existing system.
It is not explicitly forbidden for people to update Wikipedia pages about themselves, their organisations or companies who pay them – especially if this is to correct inaccurate information.
Senators Ron Wyden (Democrat, Oregon) and Mark Udall (Democrat, Colorado) wrote to General Keith Alexander, the director of the NSA, to correct "inaccurate" portrayals about restrictions on surveillance published in a factsheet available on the NSA's homepage.
Even though automatically identified metadata are compromised with inaccurate recognition errors, the process of correcting inaccurate information can be faster and easier than manually adding new metadata from scratch.
Current model validation methodology is confined to linear models and is primarily concerned with (i) correcting inaccurate model parameters and (ii) ensuring that sufficient elements are included for these cases, using measured data.
The count also does not include instances in which Rangel later corrected inaccurate filings, which he did on several occasions.
Last year, several Syrian journalists decided that something needed to be done about the situation and, in March, launched Takkad, or Verify, an online platform that exposes and corrects inaccurate news stories and information coming out of Syria.
The therapist also corrects inaccurate or distorted information and will challenge youngsters' false beliefs, such as guilt over feeling that they could have done something to prevent the situation, or that the world is unsafe overall.
