"describes accurately" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to convey that an idea or description is precise and accurate. For example, "His detailed report describes the situation accurately."
For attack, he describes accurately formations and lineups.
It communicates Ms. Hoffman's enthusiasm for this unusual poet, and sends us running to read the work of the talented man she describes, accurately enough, as "equal parts clown and king".
Also, whether our survey describes accurately the opinions of the whole community of European gynaecological surgeons is questionable.
This approach provides a macroscopic characterization of crack tip non-linearities and describes accurately the displacement field.
To overcome this problem, an approach based on spatial discretization is adopted to provide an equivalent uncertain state space which describes accurately the original model.
We found this model describes accurately the electronic characteristics of novel sp2 carbon systems, requiring less computational effort when compared to multi-band tight-binding methods.
The law merely requires that the car is described accurately and owned by the seller.
But he expressed doubts about whether it had been described accurately.
The wrongdoing "cannot be described accurately either as technical or de minimis, as you attempt to do," the lawmakers said.
Indeed, it would be almost impossible to describe accurately the strange color and weave of the play's theatrical tapestry.
The law has been described, accurately, as providing the safety net that consumers assumed they already had.
